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Posts by Arun Ulag, Corporate Vice President, Power BI

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Enabling intelligent experiences with Power BI for developers, data scientists, and data engineers 

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    By Corporate Vice President, Power BI
Since our launch over five years ago, Microsoft Power BI has been enthusiastically adopted by developers across the spectrum. Today we have over three million active developers on Power BI—who harness the power of data, provide actionable insights, and deliver cloud-native intelligent experiences. Today, over 15,000 independent software vendors (ISVs) and enterprise customers use Power BI’s embedded...Read more
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Driving a data culture with Power BI– Empowering individuals, every team, and every organization 

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    By Corporate Vice President, Power BI
Microsoft Business Applications Summit is one of my favorite events of the year. While we connect with our customers, our community, and our partners every day, at the Microsoft Business Applications Summit, we share some of our most important announcements on our strategy and roadmap. We prepare and deliver some really exciting demos and our...Read more
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Data insights without limit, security without compromise 

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    By Corporate Vice President, Power BI
The past year has confirmed that a digital-first strategy is not just a trend, but the new standard for business moving forward. What business calls “digital life” is just life for most people, as is the expectation that organizations will keep up with the accelerating volume of data and pace of change while protecting sensitive...Read more
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Driving a data culture in a world of remote everything 

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    By Corporate Vice President, Power BI
Welcome to Microsoft Ignite! The world has fundamentally changed in 2020. Individuals have had to adapt to working digitally and independently. Teamwork and collaboration are done entirely through screens and entire organizations have become remote work forces....Read more
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