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Contrary to stereotypes, the work of a business analyst is not just typing numbers into a spreadsheet. Instead, working in this position requires knowledge of many aspects of business operations, advanced problem identification skills and creativity in solving them.

According to Cloud Computing and Business Intelligence Study Market published by Dresner Advisory Services, nearly 48% of companies claim that business intelligence and business analysis are critical to their business. In an era when data is at the heart of every business strategy and decision-making process, it's no wonder that the financial services sector is also trying to gain more control and understanding of data. Fortunately, advanced data analysis systems, such as Power BI, are helpful. How can they support companies in the financial industry?

We are pleased to announce that on the 21st of April, Krakow Power BI User Group meeting will be held. Its motto will be "Lets discover Power BI". We would like to invite you to this event!

On 9-11 May 2022, a prestigious event dedicated entirely to the Microsoft data platform will occur in Wrocław. EBIS, as a Microsoft Gold Partner, will also take part in it. In addition, our representatives during SQLDay will act both as speakers and participants. Please find out more about the conference agenda and book your place at the workshops.

Can you imagine a situation where a company loses an important contract or a large amount of money due to incorrect data analysis? Although apparently, such events seem unlikely, in practice, it turns out that mistakes in data reading, its correct compilation or concluding often cause problems for entrepreneurs. Fortunately, with advanced business analysis tools such as Microsoft Power BI, the risk of mistakes is minimised to virtually zero.

From 8 to 12 March 2022, a very high profile event took place in London - SQLBits. It is one of the biggest conferences in Europe dedicated to the Microsoft Data Platform. We are glad that we could be there too!

Microsoft Power BI has gained considerable popularity in the last few years. As a result, more and more people are interested in what the data analysis system has to offer, and more of them are wondering if it is the answer to their business needs. No wonder - in the era of the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, many companies have to re-evaluate their strategy, and without data, it is practically impossible.

We hear more, and more often, that data should determine practically every decision taken by a company. A data-based organisational culture brings companies several measurable benefits. Is it easy and practical to operate on vast data sets in practice? Unfortunately, not always. Learn about the 5 principles that will support efficient data analysis in your company!