At the Microsoft Ignite 2021 conference, it was announced that Power BI Premium per user would be available from April 2, 2021, for $20 per month. This price is very competitive compared to commercially available solutions and will give business analysts a whole new suite of capabilities that were previously only available to professional data engineers.
For the 14th time, Microsoft is the leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant 2021 report for analytics and business intelligence platforms. Notably, the company’s lead over its competitors Tableau and Qlik is becoming increasingly apparent. Where does this trend come from? How did the Power BI system fare in the experts’ opinion, and why is it being implemented more often?
Coronavirus has been a dominant topic in the media recently. This is not surprising – the number of infected people worldwide continues to rise. Due to the significant epidemiological threat, we have prepared an interactive report in Power BI, which shows the current number of infections worldwide. It also includes data on the number of people who have recovered, lost their lives due to COVID-19, and indicates the number of people vaccinated.
EBIS and its partner ZoomCharts invite all those interested in data analysis and data visualisation to participate in a series of webinars. The first one will take place on the 26th of January 2021!
The outgoing year will go down in history as a time of quick growth in demand for information technology in companies forced to revamp their business models drastically. In 2021, we can expect this trend to continue. In particular, data analysis systems, such as Power BI – the most effective tool for building a company’s competitive advantage – will gain in importance.
The coronavirus pandemic and related restrictions moved a significant part of our activities to the Internet. This resulted in an enormous increase in the number of data generated by customers. Their precise analysis can be a source of invaluable conclusions for companies on the improvement of sales processes. Is their potential was exploited?
The largest technology fair in the Middle East – GITEX Technology Week – took place in Dubai from 6-10 December 2020. During this event, over 1200 private companies, government entities and start-ups from over 60 countries presented their services and products, including EBIS.
GITEX is an event that, for many years, has been gathering the largest and best technology companies from around the world in the United Arab Emirates. This year’s conference will offer participants and exhibitors a comprehensive insight into the power of transformation of Automation & AI, 5G, Cloud & Edge platforms, Deep Learning and Big Data initiatives on many levels of the industry. If you work for an SME or a fintech company, you cannot afford not to attend this event. Participants will include IT specialists, technology enthusiasts, students and consumers as well as regional entrepreneurs. EBIS will also act as an exhibitor in Dubai.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced significant changes in the functioning of most companies, including the need to organise remote work for a large part of employees efficiently. With the help of analysts and team managers, modern ICT solutions such as Power BI from Microsoft come to the fore.
We invite you to take part in a webinar on Microsoft Power BI, which we organize together with our partner, Microsoft.
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