Our signature Power BI course, Power BI for Data Analysis Professionals, has been updated and is now available in a third edition through our partner Logical Operations. Authored by Fulcrum Forge Principals Bob Carver and Peter Lammers, it prepares you for the Microsoft PL-300 exam. In this article, learn what’s new in the course.
We’ve built two courses for professionals who aren’t in traditional data science roles but who need to analyze data and reports and create and customize visualizations in Tableau and Power BI.
Sometimes a data visualization is simply a chart created from a table of data, but they can be so much more. They can be works of art that drive home the key findings of the data analysis performed. They can be compelling, impactful, and beautiful. In this article, we’ll show you some of our favorite data visualizations.
Data analysis and visualization skills are not just for data scientists. Those skills can help you in any job role where data is used to make decisions. This infographic shows you how data visualization skills can help you in any job role where data contributes to decision-making.
Corporate Learning and Development in a disruptive phase. We often attribute digital transformation to technology, but the real force behind this are the people raised on that technology. This infographic looks at the stats behind the evolution for corporate learning and development to find the driving force behind the need for digital transformation.
Corporate Learning and Development in a disruptive phase. We often attribute digital transformation to technology, but the real force behind this are the people raised on that technology. This infographic looks at the stats behind the evolution for corporate learning and development to find the driving force behind the need for digital transformation.
The pace of change in business is accelerating. New technologies force organizations to adopt technologies faster, increasing the need for training inside of businesses as roles change and new technologies are brought online. This infographic explains why corporate learning and development is now a continuous process.
