Power BI

About the Power BI Training

Power BI autonomy in 2 days, from data to sharing

Our Power BI training is designed for teams with mixed skill levels, with one clear goal: becoming autonomous across the full Power BI workflow, from raw data to publishing reliable, usable reports.

In practice, participants learn to:

• use a report as an advanced end user,
• build KPIs with DAX,
• design interactive reports,
• prepare and model data following BI best practices,
• publish and share in Power BI Service / Fabric.

eaQbe methodology: progressive skill-building

We don’t believe in trainings that stack feature after feature. We focus on structured immersion, guided by a scenario-based throughline: participants learn the Power BI flow in the right order and develop habits that last.

Our approach follows a progressive logic:

• Understand before you build
• Use before you implement
• See the end goal before diving into technical details

Learning path

1) Use Power BI like an advanced end user

Before building, participants learn how to work with a report properly: navigation, filters, interactions, drill-down/drill-through, and interpreting visuals and KPIs. The goal is to understand what a good report must enable—and how users actually interact with information.

2) DAX & KPI design

Starting from a clean, pre-built model, participants learn the right DAX fundamentals: measures vs columns, essential functions, and KPI logic. The goal is to create KPIs that are reliable, readable, and reusable.

3) Data visualization & decision-ready reporting

Once KPIs are in place, participants focus on data visualization: page structure, visual selection, report design, and interactivity (filters, buttons, bookmarks, drill-through). They learn how to deliver reporting that is clear, consistent, and adopted.

4) Power Query & modeling (data architecture)

Finally, we go back “to the start”: unprepared data, Power Query transformations, then modeling (star schema, relationships, cardinality, filter direction) to build a model that is performant and maintainable.

Continuous skills validation

Throughout the training, participants validate what they’ve learned through short explain-back moments and guided reviews—so the goal is real, transferable understanding, not just “having seen it once.”

Skills gained

• Practical DAX: build relevant measures, master the “measures vs columns” logic, and apply the first essential patterns.
• Report autonomy: use, maintain, evolve, and adapt Power BI reports with confidence.
• Interactive, consistent reporting: structure pages, manage navigation and interactions, and deliver clear outputs.
• Solid BI modeling: star schema, relationships, cardinality, filter direction.
• From data to sharing: prepare/model, then publish and share in Power BI Service / Fabric with a clear distribution approach.

Practical details

• Format: 2-day intensive workshop (hands-on & scenario-based)
• Group size: 5–10 participants (small groups for personalized coaching)
• Prerequisites: none
• Follow-up: evaluation + post-training anchoring exercises