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Speaking @ Budapest BI Forum 2024

Workshop & Session

November 18th and 19th 2024 I presented a

  • PreCon (half day): Elevating Power BI Visualizations using DAX
  • Session: Storytelling & Power BI – Creating Power BI reports that connect with different audiences

at the Budapest BI Forum 2024.

The Budapest BI Forum is a vendor-independent business intelligence and data analytics conference in Hungary, running between November 18-20.  Want to join next year? Keep an eye on the website: Budapest BI Forum.

Where and When: Join us on Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and 19th of November, in Budapest.

Slides: You can find my slides on GitHub.

A picture of Valerie Junk at the Budapest BI Forum, photos from the session and the workshop screen and from Budapest.

About the Budapest BI Forum workshop - Elevating Power BI Visualizations using DAX

Power BI is a powerful tool for data modeling, analysis, and visualization. Effective data visualization enhances decision-making and empowers users. This hands-on session will help attendees improve Power BI visuals using DAX.

Topics covered:

  • Dynamic Color Change
  • Highlight Instead of Filter
  • Heatmap
  • Stacked Chart
  • KPIs
  • Numerical Parameter

Who is this session for? Data analysts and business intelligence professionals looking to explore what’s possible with DAX & dataviz.
Why is it important? Gain a deeper understanding of DAX and transform your reports and dashboards. Create user-centric, data-rich visuals that inform and inspire action.

About the Budapest BI Forum Session - Storytelling & Power BI

The session presented addresses the issue that designing a report that will be viewed and used by different audiences can be challenging. 

You want to present information in a way that is actionable, informative, and visually appealing. At the same time, users across an organization often have diverse requirements and varying levels of Power BI experience. For instance, some users may need detailed information displayed across multiple dimensions, along with the ability to filter and drill through data. In contrast, others might only focus on high-level key performance indicators. Moreover, while some users enjoy exploring dashboards interactively to uncover specific details, others prefer the convenience of printing reports or quickly checking them on their phones for the most relevant insights.

To address these varied needs, this session will outline practical steps you can take to understand and meet the expectations of different audiences.

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