Hi everyone, this is an entry submitted by Toni Hewlett via email.
Here’s how Toni Hewlett described it:
“This was a super intriguing challenge and my first entry - but I appreciate having the opportunity to contribute. I would have never thought to compose a Power BI report in a slide deck style - so my goal was to replicate the look and feel of a PowerPoint presentation as accurately as possible. I hope you like it.”
Hi everyone, this is an entry submitted by Dan Butler via email.
Here’s how Dan Butler described it:
“Thanks for organizing this challenge, I really enjoyed it. My original plan was to create something like the BBC Sport website, and I’ve tried to keep this idea for the first page, whilst making it feel like an analysis report.”
Hi everyone, this is an entry submitted by Sunil Mathew via email.
Here’s how Sunil Mathew described it:
“I, initially, wanted to skip this challenge since I know nothing about Soccer and transfers. I somehow wanted to challenge myself and complete it before deadline. Creating a slide deck for this month was quite interesting approach which I can use it for my future reports. I tried to limit the number of visuals since its for presentation. I have used tooltips and bookmarks to drill down for further analysis.”
First of all - big thanks to @FPastor and EDNA Team for another challenge and… to all participants. I’m really amazed how far you have been pushing the bariers with each entry. So many marvelous reports…Bravo…
Here is my entry.
I’ll be posting more about this challenge in nearby future (probably through linkedin, as always).
Briefly speaking, I’ve tried to use 3-module report: presentation deck - which include some explanations for requested questions, then additional insights (it could be enriched, but now it’s limited to one additional analysis per inter/external transfers), and finally: team simulation.
Presentation deck include 3 main sections:
Age analysis - through scatter chart / table and a few supplemental standard charts
Positions - through field simulation (scatter chart) and lots of visual that brings interactivity
MV & FEES - those are already addressed in previous sections as well, but it’s just an additional view with geo-localization (other sections are more relevant though).
Final page is the simulation of 11 team. I took an approach to base on dynamic measure (either market value or players fee), brings only top 1 players for each respective field position, and dynamically show them on the field, basing on the filter context (ranges / filters).
Additional tables take all that information about “dream team” and break it down with details by position / metrics / transfer characteristics.
I’m not the soccer expert, so I would really appreciate to not be upset when you notice that some players might be left or right-dominant and there are placed on the other side of the field, or if some club logos and faces will be off (it might happen, but I’ve really tried to limit such situations!)
Greetings to all participants and followers of Enterprise DNA Challenges!
We are excited to reveal the winners of Enterprise DNA Challenge 24: Sport - Football/Soccer Players Summer Transfers Season 2022-23
Without further ado, the winners of this month are:
Experts & Previous Challenge Winner
Federico Pastor
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Platform Subscribers Winner and Best Report Write up
Michal Ozimek
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Non-Member Winner
Rico Balibalita
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Out of the Box Thinker Winner
Sidy A Ndiaye
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Creative Head Winner
Dan Butler
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It has been incredible to see the Enterprise DNA On-Demand subscribers and Challenges Group members come together, learn, and create amazing reports during this month’s challenge.
And finally, we are grateful to the Enterprise DNA Challenges Group’s “Community Lead Team” for their guidance and support throughout Challenge 24.
We are looking forward to providing you with new and exciting challenges in the coming year. See you all in 2023!
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I can see all of the PBIX files, apart from this report. That’s what I have been trying to say. If you have a direct link, can you please share it? Thanks for your help.
We are excited to reveal the winners of Enterprise DNA Challenge 24: Sport - Football/Soccer Players Summer Transfers Season 2022-23 
Federico Pastor 
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