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r/BusinessIntelligence

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Business Intelligence is the process of utilizing organizational data, technology, analytics, and the knowledge of subject matter experts to create data-driven decisions via dashboards, reports, alerts, and ad-hoc analysis.

This is not a generic 'business' subreddit and off topic posts will be marked as spam.

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/r/Visualization

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to r/BusinessIntelligence by LonghorninNYC
3 months ago
Grafana as a BI tool?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by eventomega123
8 months ago
Has anyone had any experience building visualisations in React itself or via Superset?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by Budget-Peak2073
8 months ago
Switching from Power bi to Qilk
to r/BusinessIntelligence by MJdella
2 months ago
Python Required for BI?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by joaoben
4 months ago
What are good examples/resources to create a Reporting/Dashboarding Portal?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by love4deets
9 months ago
SQL datasets
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
I need to learn SQL and we use Snowflake at my job (what tools/training recommendation)
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
my cfo just asked me why I used power pivot instead of a regular pivot table and I did not have good arguments to give him.. anyone can tell me what i should had answered?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by CheeseBurgersx
1 year ago
Refreshing data on power bi service
to r/BusinessIntelligence by KD4h
11 months ago
Meetings
to r/BusinessIntelligence by chock-a-block
1 year ago
U.S. IRS SOI Data Questions
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
Is there a reason to go more BI developper instead of staying in FP&A (FP&A seems way easier, less study for nearly the same pay?)
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
if I am an analyst in finance who likes BI stuff should I stay an analyst and leverage my BI knowledge or try to become a BI developper?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
New job as the only BI employee, but no DBA and I do not know a lot of SQL...
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
aren't you afraid that we will have to learn our whole career?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
We have a cube in visual studio where we share the connection to the data and every user connect to it using excel (and use cubevalue formula or a pivot table) to read the data. We had this cube for 8years now and it is a mess. How to clean it or redo it without breaking every user Excel file?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
We jave a centralized model in visual studio, where Excel use connect to it. I want to start using power BI, is direct query my only option?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
Help me, how to rename a Blank in a slicer? or how to create this slicer with my data model?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
Please help me, we are currently doing Data Modelling in a SSAS Cube and share the data to the user, but my new boss doesn't know or trust DAX and relationship (doesn't understand it) so he wants to make a huge flat table with everything in it. Help me find arguments against that.
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
trying to have a career as a BI developper (i am not the best to analyse but I love to build the data, model and create vizualization). I am currently in FP&A and will have the opportunity to become DBA assistant (In the same org). Should I go ?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
anyone has a good resource to learn about the different form of Normalization?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
FP&A vs (BI developer/IT/helpdesk/Cellphone_
to r/BusinessIntelligence by num2005
10 months ago
is SSIS still a must? any newer technology to replace it?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by Nopenotme77
4 months ago
Hiring managers: What are you looking for?
to r/BusinessIntelligence by depatie1
1 year ago
Help with profit and loss statements!