March Madness Hits P3 Adaptive
March has arrived! You know what that means, it’s that time of the year where March Madness is officially upon us! But it’s also a time where analytics can completely transform how you approach March Madness
March has arrived! You know what that means, it’s that time of the year where March Madness is officially upon us! But it’s also a time where analytics can completely transform how you approach March Madness
Recent data from Zip Recruiter suggests that 2022 will be the year for changing jobs. The ongoing, global Covid challenge has shifted much of the workforce from an “in-the-office” mentality to more of a remote “the office is anywhere you are” mindset.
Hello P3 Adaptive Nation! Happy New Year, ring out the old and ring in the new! Speaking of ringing in the new, with all the hustle and bustle associated with the holiday season and the excitement of welcoming the new year, did anybody happen to notice the new feature quietly rolled out in Power Bi back in November to take the edge off creating and maintaining custom pages and bookmarks?
o set the stage, I need you to travel back in time with me a bit. The year was 2019, and none of us had ever heard of COVID-19…those were simpler times.
In the Fall of 2009, I created PowerPivotPro.com in order to begin blogging about this new technology called Power Pivot. I’d seen what it could do, and knew it was going to change the world. People needed to know about it! So, the blog was born.
During “normal” times, you can often get away with guessing that tomorrow will resemble yesterday, and simply following your well-worn business map.
Do you have Excel Analysts spending hours wrangling data week after week to provide updated reporting and analytics?
You need insights from your data, but you don’t want the wrong people seeing data that’s confidential or outside their responsibilities. In the Power BI service, there’s a robust way of ensuring that the right people get the data that they need for their purposes
Today we’ll be concluding our 3-part series on Analysis versus Reporting, Power BI versus SSRS and Paginated Reports, and looking closely at our habit of using the word “versus” so liberally
Technologies always come with tradeoffs, and an interactive canvas is ultimately a place where you arrange a bunch of pre-built objects.
There are few stories as tortured and twisted as my relationship with Analysis and Reporting. In 2002, as part of the Excel team at Microsoft, I was introduced to the concept of Business Intelligence
Over the years, I’ve written multiple times about how BI spending increases during hard times