In a world overwhelmed by information everywhere, it\u2019s more important than ever for organisations to understand how to extricate each drop of value from the heap of digital insights readily available. Business intelligence leverages software and services to rework business knowledge into insights that inform a company\u2019s plan of action for business choices.<\/p>\n
Tools like Microsoft Power BI<\/a><\/strong> access and analyse data sets and demonstrate analytical findings in reports, charts, graphs, dashboards, summaries and maps to provide the users with detailed intelligence about the actual state of the business. The term Business Intelligence (BI) typically refers to a large number of tools that provides easy to digest access into insights about an organisation\u2019s current state based on the available information.<\/p>\n Reports are the central side of business intelligence and the dashboard is an archetypical BI tool. These dashboards are hosted software applications that automatically puts together all the available data into graphs and charts. Although Microsoft Power BI does not tell business users what will happen if they take a certain course or what-to-do, neither it is about solely generating reports. Rather, MS Power BI<\/a><\/strong> offers a way for businesses to examine data to understand the trends and insights by streamlining the process needed to merge, query or search data necessary to make sound business decisions. Such perspective analysis can not only be used to predict market trends but also can be used to create a more engaging user experience.What does Microsoft Power BI do?<\/h2>\n