With the introduction of SharePoint 2013, the Business Intelligence layer changed a little. Office 365 introduces Power Bi and Excel is now the main dashboard creation tool combined with Excel Services to provide a Web Based access to the information. This session shows the different possibilities offered by: Power Query Power Pivot Power View Power Map As well as Office 365's Power BI and the differences with On-Premises.

1. Cool Dashboards,
Charts & Visualizations
for
Power
Users
 by Benjamin Niaulin,
a SharePoint GEEK

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by Benjamin Niaulin,
a SharePoint GEEK
@bniaulin
share-gate.com/blog

3. Why are
YOU
here?

4. …to build « cool »
Dashboards
and « stuff »

5. But what
EXACTLY
led you here?

6. « What if we made
Power Users
do all the work? »

8. Thanks,
but I am good
with SharePoint
Designer

9. SharePoint Designer 2013

10. I JUST
got used to
using it!
Along with
XSLT

11. What we did before
Conditional Formatting
Custom Dev
KPIs SharePoint List
Performance Point
InfoPath Forms
SharePoint Designer Creativity

12. Let’s see
what we
can
do now

13. Self Service BI vs Power BI
Power Query
Power Pivot
Power View
Power Map*
Power BI Sites
Power BI Q&A
Query & Data Mgmt.
Windows App

14. Power Query
Makes it easy to discover the right
information
Search & Find
Many Data Sources
Save and Transform

15. Power Pivot
Analyze the content from Queries
Build your own
model
Relationships
with Data
Sources
Calculated
Fields & KPIs

16. Power View
Visualize
Create
Explore
Interact
with Graphs,
Charts and
other things
you’ve built
with Excel on
the web as a
report

17. Power Map
Create cool 3D maps visuals with
your Data!

18. Power BI
Power BI Sites
Power BI Q&A
Query & Data Mgmt.
Windows App

19. Power BI
Pricing
http://officeimg.vo.msecnd.net/en-001/files/500/002/AF104215773.pdf

20. by Benjamin Niaulin,
a SharePoint GEEK
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THANK YOU!
@bniaulin
share-gate.com/blog