It is easy to start with Power BI, but a new challenge arises as soon as reports are shared: Managing your Power BI environment. Certainly when more and more colleagues - independently of each other - start building reports. If you are not careful, you lose control over security, governance, privacy, data quality, and metadata. This all comes at the expense of the quality of the reports and analyses.

The training is intended for anyone who manages Power BI environment(s). These can be admins, but certainly also people responsible for governance, developers, and consultants who must help their organization set up the reporting environment within Power BI or maybe Fabric.

Fabric is something we will also look at. Fabric is enabled for everyone, but you may not use it yet. This training covers everything you need to know to maintain a Power BI environment, with or without Fabric features. We walk through all the features and how you can best configure them according to the best practices. But you're not done yet because you also want to keep control while people are using Power BI. So, we also look at monitoring and activity logs.

Topics during this training are the admin portal, security options, licensing, premium capacity management, Fabric, deployment pipelines, data governance, sharing options, and monitoring.

After this course, you'll have a deep understanding of:
· Admin portal, including tenant settings and controlling your On-premises data gateway.
· Security options within Power BI. Dealing with groups, users and permissions, data protection, and row-level security.
· Licensing. Differences between Fabric, free, Pro-license, PPU-licence, and Premium licensing.
· Premium capacity management.
· Development best practices. Projects (.pbip), Git integration, deployment pipelines, and re-usability. Both use Premium or Pro licensing.
· Data Governance. Purview hub, domains, sensitivity labels, and more.
· Monitoring your Power BI environment.
· Sharing options and how to keep control of it as an admin.

It is easy to start with Power BI, but a new challenge arises as soon as reports are shared: Managing your Power BI environment. The training is intended for anyone who manages Power BI environment(s). Topics during this training are the admin portal, security options, licensing, premium capacity management, Fabric, deployment pipelines, data governance, sharing options, and monitoring.