Power BI, since then, is increasingly being used by enterprises. It allows users to work on interactive visualizations, create reports and dashboards (with just a few drags and drops), and easily handle fairly large Excel files. The benefits of Power BI don’t end here. It can deal with a number of data types like Excel, Access, CSV, and data from Salesforce, Google Analytics, GitHub, MailChimp and others.
Power BI is a set of data visualization tools that empowers users to transform collected data into actionable information for decision makers.
It’s a set of tools and a cloud service that allows data to be analyzed and visualizations to be presented on dashboards and report sharing that are in the cloud. It comes with a free and paid version too. Power BI also has free mobile apps that a user can only use in case of a Power BI cloud account or access to the SQL server of your organization.