Power BI provides all the features required to design and implement multi-language reports. However, the path to success is not overly intuitive. The purpose of this Dev Camp session is to explain how to use the Power BI features for Internationalization and localization from the ground up and to provide the guidance for building reports that support multiple languages.

Power BI has many amazing features that will make life much easier and more efficient. Yes, incremental refresh is one of them, so you read the official Microsoft documentation. Maybe once, then again, just a few more times. Now you have more questions than answers. Or was that just how I felt? If you thought the same thing or want to ask questions, this session is for you. This session will look at setting up incremental refreshes for both Dataflows and Datasets. Explain what ALL the different settings mean and words we can all understand. How will I perform this daring feat? Using a combination of words, pictures and examples. As part of the presentation, I will share the demo code so you can try this at home. Leaving this session, you will understand how to configure Incremental Refresh and use it when you return to your office. You will have a link to the code shown as part of the session. So that you to can see how it works.

Being data-driven is all about making decisions based on insights generated using data.​

Being data-driven is all about making decisions based on insights generated using data.​

Common Data Model as the foundation of Power BI Dataflows and as part of the Open Data Initiative with SAP and Adobe, seems to be a pretty good move from Microsoft. We want to take a closer look to this approach

This presentation is about how to create custom visuals (components) for your PowerBI reports. Power BI reporting features could be extended with custom components, that developers can implement.

Sometimes design and implementation of modern IoT solutions can be easy. This talk is how to implement modern IoT server-less solutions in Azure, based on event driven design, and powered by Cosmos DB and Power BI.

Learn about the latest innovations in Power BI embedded analytics as well as the upcoming roadmap. Highlights include updates to authentication, application lifecycle management, enterprise reporting support, embedded AI

The quick answer is no, you should not. As with any rule, there are exceptions. When used with care, bidirectional filters are a powerful weapon in the hands of a skilled data modeller.

This session introduces calculation groups, when they should be used and several examples of use cases. You will also learn how calculation groups work internally and what are the limits of this amazing tool.