On this day in 2015, Microsoft gave birth to one of the most powerful data analytics platforms of the past decade. In many ways, it has reshaped the data analytics landscape as we know it. Over the years, I’ve had a front-row seat to watch the platform evolve. I’ve worked alongside some wonderful clients and been part of hundreds and hundreds of Power BI projects.
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Death of Data Stability & Birth of Risk
In recent years, self-service analytics has been at the forefront of data-driven transformation. Data analytics platforms like Microsoft Power BI, Tableau, and Alteryx have enabled business users to take their own data and make data-driven decisions based on these insights. The job market has even evolved as companies prioritize the modern data analytics professional, focusing on data visualization and storytelling to provide insightful analytics and reporting. This is fantastic, of course it is. However, companies are starting to realize this creates new obstacles for data organizations. Here is where we find the true cost of this shift to self-service analytics.