Power BI and Microsoft Fabric How-To Guides
Data Analytics
Data Analytics Guides
This is the how-to shelf of the Allston Yale knowledge base. When you already know what you want to build and need to do it well, start here: implementation best practices, migration roadmaps, cost and capacity guidance, and industry-specific dashboard guides for the sectors we work in. These are the answers we give clients most often, written down without the sales spin.
How Much is Manual Reporting Costing My Business?
Poor data quality is a silent profit killer that causes businesses to lose millions annually...
Migrating From Microsoft Excel to Power BI
Taking the leap from Microsoft Excel to Power BI is about moving away from manual...
Lakehouse vs Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric
Microsoft Fabric gives you two ways to store and query structured data: a lakehouse and...
Why BI Projects Fail
Most business intelligence projects don't deliver what they promised. Dashboards get built, launched, and then...
Row-Level Security in Power BI
Row-level security, or RLS, is how you make one Power BI report show each person...
Power BI Deployment Pipelines
Power BI deployment pipelines are a built-in way to move reports and models through separate...
How to Migrate Your Business from Databricks to Microsoft Fabric
Migrating from Databricks to Microsoft Fabric is essentially a move toward extreme operational simplicity. For...
When a Guide Is Not Enough
Guides handle the cases most teams share; yours may be the exception. If part of the work is still a buying decision, the Platform Comparisons shelf covers which tool fits before you build.
