Power BI ♥️ Fabric - Simply explained
📊 Kathrin Borchert
💫 May the POWER of Fabric BI with you! 💫|| MVP for Power BI & Fabric || Lead Consultant BI & Analytics @ drjve AG || Speaker || Trainer || Cat-fluencer 🐱🐈⬛
Did you ever ask yourself "Why should I use Farbic?"; "What is the diffrences between Power BI and Fabric?". Imagine your business data as a huge box of LEGO pieces, scattered and unorganized. To build something meaningful and impressive, you need two key things: someone to sort and organize those pieces and someone to build the final structure. This is where Microsoft Fabric and Power BI come into play.
Power BI:
"Transforming Data into Insightful Masterpieces"
What is Power BI?
Imagine Power BI as a tool that helps you turn a box of LEGOs into a detailed and impressive model. Instead of working with raw pieces, you get to create something visually appealing and meaningful, like a complex building or landscape. Power BI transforms your raw business data into interactive visualizations, making it easier to understand and analyze.
Why use Power BI?
- Visualize Data: Converts raw data into clear and engaging charts and graphs.
- Gain Insights: Helps you see trends and patterns to make informed decisions.
- Share Easily: Allows you to share your visualized data with colleagues and stakeholders, enhancing collaboration.
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Microsoft Fabric:
"Organize Your Data, Streamline Your Success"
What is Microsoft Fabric?
Think of Microsoft Fabric as the team that sorts and organizes all your LEGO pieces before you start building. It ensures every piece is in the right place, clean, and ready to use. Microsoft Fabric manages, prepares, and organizes your data efficiently.
Why use Microsoft Fabric?
- Organize Data: Keeps your data clean and well-structured.
- Save Time: Automates the process of sorting and preparing data.
- Enhance Performance: Works seamlessly with Power BI, ensuring smoother and faster data processing.
Using Them Together:
Using Microsoft Fabric and Power BI together is like having a well-organized LEGO workshop. Microsoft Fabric takes care of all the behind-the-scenes work, ensuring your LEGO pieces (data) are ready to go. Power BI then allows you to build amazing, detailed models (visualizations) with those pieces. This combination makes the process from data collection to data analysis smooth, efficient, and effective, helping your business make data-driven decisions more easily.
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5moLove a Lego analogy. Thanks for sharing.
For me: Microsoft technologies and products fit together like Lego bricks - I guess, that's the reason of the success of the microsoft universe, although I don't like everything about it.