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These two Microsoft analytic platforms share lots of technologies and users can import and model data in any one of the environments and use the results across both.
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Tabular offers only one-to-many relationships on a single column: it seems poor when compared with Multidimensional. However, with DAX, you can handle any relationship. We analyze and solve scenarios with calculated, virtual and complex many-to-many.
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Learn how BI Office from Pyramid Analytics can turn your company into a data driven organisation heading for the stars, whilst combining the best of PowerBI on Premises.
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System-versioned temporal tables provide information about data at any point in time rather than just the current moment, and are a must have feature for any DBA. Collect vast amounts of operational data using OSS based on PowerShell technology and Azure. Add PowerBI to the mix and get mind blowing insights, the future will never be the same.
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Releasing new features every month, Power BI is moving faster than ever towards letting you experience any data, any way, anywhere. Join this session to learn how the current Power BI suite can be leveraged by all users and see the new updates
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The Internet of Things starts with your things. It's a great time to take a look at game changing technologies you can use today to make your IoT ideas stand out from the rest using Microsoft Azure.
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Tired of Bar Charts? We'll build out a custom PowerBI Visual and show the power of PowerBI whilst going into a deep dive on how this is achieved.
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R extends statistical and mathematical capabilities of SQL Server 2016.
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Learn about Excel and PowerBI from the Excel team.
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