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As a report creator using Power BI Desktop, you have a lot of decisions to make about your visuals. While your data itself may not change, the way that you arrange it can make a big difference in how your team members understand and respond to it. 

In the digital climate we currently live in, there will always be the threat of over interference into personal data. What are the responsibilities of a company with its hands-on big data and how does data ethics come into play?

One of the most useful features of PowerBI Reports is the ability to set report-level filters so that the information displayed within it can be relevant to the consumer.

The world has been preparing for a remote workforce for years, but that reality is just now materializing. Now that we have been thrust into working remotely, it shouldn't be seen as a crisis, but a major opportunity. Working from home can make it easier for employees to be more productive when they are not distracted by the busy office environment. When employees can dress comfortably, listen to music while they work, and are not burdened by a commute, they report putting more time into actually doing the job. In fact, studies have shown that employee productivity is up 1.9% and they feel better about their work and the businesses that employ them when they are encouraged to complete tasks remotely.

Power BI Desktop is one of the most important data examination tools to date. However, Power BI itself can’t do much for you if you don’t have at least some data stored and ready to be put to work.