10 Steps to Maintain Control of Your Power BI Environment
Executive Summary & Content
Properly managing Power BI is not a given
One of the strengths of Power BI is its rapid adoption by organizations. Power BI is part of Office 365, and with a pay-per-use model, it's easy to get started. Users can create a dataset and reports within a few hours using Power BI Desktop. Sharing with colleagues is a matter of a few clicks within the Power BI environment. Soon, there are hundreds of reports and dozens of workspaces where colleagues exchange insights. While this presents an opportunity in the current era of rapidly needing information, it also brings a significant challenge: How do I maintain control over my Power BI environment?
Properly managing Power BI is not automatic. The environment needs to be monitored, and users require guidelines and support. In many organizations, Power BI management is at a low level or sometimes nonexistent. Even if there is an administrator, they quickly become overwhelmed with administrative tasks, user support inquiries, and updates or new functionalities. A lack of control over your Power BI environment can lead to various problems. The most critical areas are:
If serious actions are not taken, it can have a significant impact on the success of your Power BI environment. Delay, in the form of a lack of management, can lead to long-term issues. Here are 10 steps to regain control and start as an organization:
10 Steps to Maintain Control of Your Power BI Environment
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