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Couple of things which I liked the most: 1) You have multiple options of data sources where you can connect your data to build dashboards 2) Second thing which I like most is that you can work on the dashboard with the desktop feature and when you are ready with the dashboard you can publish it on the web where everyone can see it. 3) Third thing is the App feature introduced by power bi where you can collate multiple dashboards in one place and you can even access the dashboard through with the mobile devices which is very useful.
* Capability of some other products that you will find here making your time to market improve. * If you want to start you do not have to pay, it's reachable for everyone just searching on store. * A lot of documentation and community with years of experiences.
One of its biggest strengths is how well it integrates with other Microsoft tools, which makes it easy to embed into existing workflows and data environments. It's also very accessible for new users, with a relatively low learning curve for building basic dashboards and reports. The pace of development is another positive, with regular updates and new features being introduced. From a cost perspective, it's also easier to scale across a wider organisation compared to many other enterprise BI tools.
These are the places where I realised they have to improve: 1) underlying data you can't access within the dashboard - I think this should be required because if you see that a metric has dipped then you can just click on that metric and see the underlying data to see who is contributing to the dip so you do not have to download raw data and apply multiple filters to see who is contributing to the dip in that metric. 2) Some pre-formatted graphics need to exist in power bi so that let's say if I have created a dashboard with multiple widgets and visualizations and apply that format it will make our whole dashboard in a better way. 3) When the dashboard file is exceeding more than 400 mb it will be very slow in responding if we are doing any changes which is very painful for us to work.
* Using it is like having some excel with visualization and relational model, it's not something that helps you to talk easily with data just easy to use and connect. * It's pretty difficult to understand licenses if you are looking for it. * Some features and changes will just happen with no alert or communication.
The platform can feel less polished in certain areas, particularly when working with more complex data models or advanced use cases. There are times where flexibiltiy feels a bit constrained compared to more mature tools, especially when building highly customised visualisations or calculations. Performance can also vary depending on how well models are structured, and managing content and governance at scale can require careful setup. The user experience is good overall, but not always as consistent across different parts of the platform.