Power BI report designs and features that drive positive Customer feedback

This session contains real-world feedback from the field showing what Power BI solution features and report design drive the most positive feedback from Customers.

Beware, you will see a number of features that Business Intelligence professionals regard as hype, non-standard and worse-practice. Through my years of consulting I have come to regard these features as much higher value than we may originally consider.

It's not all controversial stuff, you'll see visual design and navigation techniques that add a user experience boost and directly impact your Users' sentiment.

After this session you should have a new outlook on how to gift wrap your Power BI solution in a way that delivers not only the intended business insights, but a polished user experience and improved user adoption.

Power BI Deployment, Workspaces, Apps - getting it right

In this session we will cover how to publish your Power BI reports leveraging Deployment Pipelines and best navigation & design elements for a great user experience.

If you are new to Deployment Pipelines we will cover the why and how, which will allow you to have a more structuired approach in your development lifecycle.

We will also cover the architectural design of Workspaces that Ben does in his company to create a well organised and secured estate of artefacts. He will move onto publishing your reports using Apps, to create a user-friendly experience that also allows for the right layers of navigation and report security.

We will also dive into all the places you need to consider securing your data, from the workspaces to semantic models and into your App audiences.

The end result is solid deployment, user experience and security models across your Power BI estate.

In this session we will cover how to publish your Power BI reports leveraging Deployment Pipelines and best navigation & design elements for a great user experience.

Going out on my own - a story of starting a business

Ever considered taking the leap and going out on your own?

In this session Ben is going to talk about taking the leap and starting a business. It will cover the six year history of his company from a one-man band to a growing consultancy.

The session will cover the most important things to consider in that very first step of changing from an employee to being 100% self-sufficient. He will also cover the next big step of adding your first employee, and continue on with expansion, and the many challenges and wins you will learn from and earn from.

He will cover company structures like Finance, HR, Marketing and Business Operations. You will also hear about networking, customer success and above all, resilience.

If you would like to hear a real-world story of a start-up and think it's something you may do in the future, then this session will give you a lot of insight.

In this session Ben is going to talk about taking the leap and starting a business. It will cover the six year history of his company from a one-man band to a growing consultancy.