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Complete Power BI training from fundamentals to advanced analytics
2 Weeks • 8 Hours
3 Weeks • 12 Hours
3 Weeks • 12 Hours
2 Weeks • 8 Hours
2 Weeks • 8 Hours
2 Weeks • 8 Hours
Master Power BI across multiple business domains
Track sales performance, campaign ROI, customer segmentation, and market trends with interactive dashboards.
Monitor production efficiency, supply chain performance, quality control, and inventory management.
Analyze financial performance, budgeting, forecasting, profitability, and cash flow management.
Track employee performance, recruitment metrics, retention rates, and workforce planning.
Your path to becoming a professional Power BI analyst
Master Power BI interface, data import, basic visualizations, and report publishing. Build your first interactive dashboards.
Learn Power Query, M language, data modeling, and DAX formulas for advanced calculations and time intelligence.
Master advanced visualizations, custom visuals, Power BI Service, and integration with other Microsoft tools.
Build real-world projects, learn deployment strategies, and prepare for Power BI certification and job interviews.
Build portfolio-worthy dashboards during the course
Interactive dashboard tracking sales KPIs, regional performance, product trends, and sales team performance with drill-down capabilities.
Comprehensive financial dashboard showing revenue trends, expense analysis, profitability metrics, and budget vs actual comparisons.
Monitor inventory levels, supplier performance, logistics efficiency, and demand forecasting across the supply chain.
Connect to diverse data sources for comprehensive analytics
SQL Server
Excel Files
Cloud Services
APIs & Web Data
Salesforce
SharePoint
Master essential charts and visualizations for effective data storytelling
Compare categorical data using horizontal or vertical bars. Perfect for sales comparisons, performance metrics, and ranking analysis.
ComparisonVisualize trends over time. Ideal for tracking sales growth, website traffic, stock prices, and other time-series data.
Trend AnalysisShow proportions and percentages. Useful for market share analysis, budget allocation, and demographic breakdowns.
ProportionsDisplay data on geographical maps. Perfect for regional sales analysis, distribution networks, and location-based insights.
GeospatialHow Power BI compares with other business intelligence tools
High-demand roles for Power BI professionals
Design and develop interactive dashboards and reports
Analyze business data and provide insights using Power BI
Analyze and visualize data to support decision-making
Implement BI solutions for client organizations
What you need and what you'll achieve
Familiarity with Excel formulas and PivotTables (we'll cover basics)
Ability to think logically and understand business problems
Basic understanding of data concepts (will be taught)
Receive Power BI Analyst Professional certificate upon completion
Join our Power BI Mastery course and launch your career as a business intelligence analyst
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