Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central provides a seamless integration with Power BI, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights from their financial and operational data. Power BI Template Reports make it easier to visualize key metrics, track trends, and make data-driven decisions. Whether you're analyzing sales performance, tracking invento...
Data-Driven Decisions for Better Manufacturing In modern manufacturing, data isn't just a byproduct—it's a critical asset. With Power BI, manufacturers can turn the wealth of data in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central into actionable insights, driving efficiency and profitability. Unlocking Key Insights with Power BI Dashboards Power BI's intu...
Register for the final webinar in the 8-part manufacturing series. Business Central has many built-in reports available that cater to the manufacturing industry. It’s also capable of connecting data into Power BI which can be displayed on an interactive dashboard. Register for the webinar to learn more about:
● Variance Analysis for Production Orders
● Status of Released Production Orders
● Capacity Utilization and Availability
● Power BI Production Dashboard
Date: Wednesday September 25, 2019
Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST
Power BI 101 Series: Jobs Dashboard with Power BI
Let us guide you through the end-to-end process of building a Jobs Dashboard using Power BI in our upcoming webinar. Follow along as we walk you step-by-step, through connecting and importing your data into the dashboard. Some of the things you’ll learn from this webinar are:
Job profitability
Deferred revenue and work in process by job
Outstanding purchase order commitments by job
Date: Thursday January 24, 2019
Time: 2:00PM - 3:00PM EST
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Microsoft Power BI can help company owners take a closer look into their business using stunning dashboards and visuals. They can also be optimized to locate and display only the most critical data. This data can then be used by company owners to review and streamline their business processes wherever it may be needed.
There are a large variety of data sources that connect to Power BI, and the list is continuously being updated. This data can then be altered and placed as a visual, measured or calculated column and then is added to a dashboard. It’s possible to share this information with colleagues at work by granting them access right from within Power BI.
These are six main components that make Power BI into such a strong and powerful tool.
Power Query: Importing and formatting the Data
The Power Query allows you to import data from sources such as SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, DB2, and the list goes on. It can also extract data from multiple file formats such as CSV, Text, and Excel. The imported data can be formatted by adding columns, charts or any other visuals onto the dashboard.
Power Pivot: Relationship Creating Tool
Relationships can be created using the Power Pivot function inside Power BI. Power Pivot is a powerful tool used to review data and create visual data models. To link tables together, Power Pivot can analyze the databases and see if the tables have any matching data inside. This function also allows the user to create calculations using the data, such as a calculated column or a measurement.
Power View: Data Visualization Tool
Power View is used to transform the data into interactive charts, graphs, maps, and other visuals. These visuals will only display the most important data since the data can be filtered using Filter Panes, slicers, and cross-filters.
Power Map: 3D Geospatial tool
The Power Map feature is used to create charts for Geospatial data into a 3D visual. Using the Geospatial users can display a metric visually on a map using visuals or even a heatmap. The maps are connected to Bing and are constantly refreshing to display real-time data.
Power Q&A: Answering and Question search engine
Users can ask the Q&A any questions regarding the data and get the quickest answers. Make sure to use natural language that the system would understand such as “Number of Products by Location.” Click Here for a list of words and terminology that Power BI Q&A recognizes.
Microsoft Power BI has six main components that make it such a powerful tool. It has become one of the most popular programs amongst small business owners to analyze their data. Watch this “Power BI 101 Webinar” video that goes beyond just the fundamentals of Power BI. This video will demonstrate how to create a dashboard using Power BI.
Power BI 101 Series: Sales Reporting Dashboard with Power BI Webinar
In the third part of our webinar series, we’ll be demonstrating how to build a Power BI sales reporting summary from scratch. The sales dashboard will provide not only an overview of your business’s sales performance but also make it easier to drill into sales performance analytics. You will learn all the steps needed to connect your sales data from within Microsoft Dynamics and transfer it into Power BI. Watch us step-by-step as we show you all the calculations needed to make a sales reporting dashboard. By the end of this webinar, we'll show you how to create the following:
1.Sales by Product Line
2.Customer by Location
3.Sales by Customers
4. Top Salespersons
Date: Wednesday November 14, 2018
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM EST
Power BI 101 Series: Purchasing Dashboard with Power BI
Join our Webinar and learn how to create a Purchasing Dashboard with Power BI for your business. In this webinar, we’ll be showcasing all the different tables, connections, and calculations needed for this dashboard. Have instant access to accurate and detailed information such as the open PO commitments or purchase orders with line details. View all your key metrics and KPI’s in a single dashboard and drill into them such as the vendor spend by a period. This dashboard is meant to ensure your business can monitor and discover any spending trends.
Date: Wed Dec 19, 2018
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
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Join us for the second part of the Power BI 101 series as we drill into how to create a financial dashboard. Displaying financial data on a single dashboard allows you to monitor and optimize any financial trends. In just a few clicks we’ll show you how to create a dashboard using your own financial data.
Date: Tuesday October 30, 2018
Time: 11:00AM - 12:00PM EST
This Power BI 101 webinar will go more into detail than a simple introduction. This webinar will provide all the fundamentals needed in building a Power BI dashboard for your business. Join our webinar and learn the following:
Date: Wednesday September 26, 2018
Time: 1:00PM - 2:00PM EST
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Learn how to read the data from Microsoft Dynamics GP in Power BI. In this webinar, we’ll be sharing great reporting ideas for Dynamics GP and demo our favorite dashboards. The dashboards that will be presented in this webinar are:
Date: Wednesday September 26, 2018
Time: 2:30PM - 3:00PM EST
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Dynamics Integration With O365 Productivity Tools Webinar
Join our webinar on “Dynamics Integration with O365 Productivity Tools“ happening on Wednesday June 27, 2018 at 11:00AM – 11:30AM EST. See how your business can become more productive using the O365 suite and integrating it within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Seamless communication with out of the box solutions including,
O365
SharePoint
OneNote
Power BI
Microsoft Teams
OneDrive
Office Lens
Exchange