This episode is brought to you by KingswaySoft. Ulrik talks about what to consider regarding GDPR and your Power BI dashboards. To help you, Microsoft has recently published a GDPR white paper for Power BI. We also discuss the Q&A Linguistics Schema and how you can use it to allow users to ask natural language questions […]
Read More →In this episode (sponsored by Ingenius), Ulrik talks about strategies for securing Dynamics 365 data in Power BI. How can you mimic CRM security in Power BI, and what is the challenge for shared records? We also come up with a reason that Gus should buy Ulrik a Hololens. This episode is a production of […]
Read More →This episode is sponsored by KingswaySoft. Episode Description Earlier on the podcast, we discussed how Power BI dashboards and reports could be added to Dynamics 365 personal dashboards. However, until now there has not been any easy way to add Power BI to system dashboards and record forms. Until now. Trond is a Norway based […]
Read More →This episode is sponsored by KingswaySoft. This week is a “more” week, as we talk about Dynamics 365 charts–when you should use them, the easiest way to edit them, and what you need to know about UCI charts. Topics discussed in this episode: Benefits of using D365 charts When to use D365 charts instead of […]
Read More →This episode is sponsored by Maplytics™ by Inogic. In this episode, Ulrik talks about the many ways to get Dynamics 365 data into Power BI: Direct connection OData connection (old and new) Json FetchXML We also talk about ways to get option set labels into Power BI. Links: FetchXML Builder: http://fxb.xrmtoolbox.com/ CRM Viking’s blog This episode is […]
Read More →In this episode (sponsored by CRMUG), we announce the new host for the podcast, Ulrik Carlsson. Ulrik is well known as the CRM chart guy, and he is looking forward to sharing his knowledge about analytics, Power Bi, and Dynamics 365 charts with podcast listeners. Topics discussed in this episode: What’s next for Scott Sewell […]
Read More →This episode is sponsored by Inogic. 2017 has been a big year for Power BI, including multiple new releases to the platform and the desktop. We look back at how the platform has changed and some of the topics we discussed. How have Scott’s go-to visualizations changed in the past year, and where do we […]
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