In this story I'll share with you the way to overcome reporting chaos and take control of the data through improved governance of Power BI - we'll use PBI REST API data to create a (meta)data warehouse and Power BI Reporting about Power BI.  I invite you to join me on the journey of Power BI Monitoring Governance Cockpit.

Although in Power BI Service you have access to some key metrics through the usage statistics, they are somehow... clumsy - limited to one workspace, to the last 30 days, missing the key information - they are simple not enough to drive your Power BI way

During this session, I'll present the ready-made solution to the governance challenges such as:
- identifying who uses the most widely used reports
- what PBI reports are used by the CEO
- what's the most widely used data source for all the semantic models
- who has the access to the reports?
- to which reports does the CEO have access to?
- how much can you save on PBI licensing?
- how can you proactively track pro-actively the ever-changing PBI Tenant settings?
- how are your RLS configured?

ll discuss not only these aspects from the governance perspective. but also I'll delve into the full data warehouse (fact tables, dimensions) made to drive you fast and sound through PBI adventure.

I'll show you the overall setup of: PBI REST API and Graph APHI, ADF, Data warehouse (bronze, silver, gold schemas) together with the data model and of course Power BI Analytical Cockpit to see all of this.

No more unused reports or ungoverned PBI resources :)

The session is for everyone, however it is the most interesting for the people interested in Power BI Governance, Administration and Adoption.

What will you learn from it? How to build a Power BI report about your Power BI implementation in a robust, proper and scalable way.

Target audience: Power BI/Data navigators and BI ship captains:

Session Level: 400 - the case presented is advanced. It's about the e2e solution for all PBI governance related issues :)

Notes:

The goal of my presentation is to leave participants with a very simple yet incredibly important takeaway: you can have excellent PBI Governance and you know how to build it.