Hello All,
I trust you are all well and keeping safe. The last few weeks seem to have flown.
It’s been all hands-on deck at the Enterprise DNA head quarters with an awesome stream of content, masterclasses, the Power BI Accelerator and did I mention we also have another amazing new course on Tabular Editor from our own resident DAX guru @AntrikshSharma being released this week!
There is some amazing content lined up for the coming weeks and months so watch this space and make sure your subscribed to one of the social media sites so you don’t miss anything.
Oh we’ve also just finished the 15th instalment of the Enterprise DNA challenge! WOW, WOW, WOW! It did not fail to disappoint (unfortunately couldn’t say the same for the farce that was this weeks race) as always there was some amazing submissions and the work on display was of an impeccable standard and the bar is raised again as to what’s possible within power bi.
A massive thank you and well done to all of you who participated. Working with open-source data is no easy ask yet every single submission had managed to craft a report from data that at a glance looks easy but does have some quirks and issues that need to be resolved.
There were some amazing shares from the community around approaches taken and a real opportunity to learn from some of the best in the game at how they tackled the problem.
So lets get to it….
The Winner
It was seriously a tough call there were some brilliant reports produced that were both aesthetically pleasing, with the analysis and insight second to none.
I can seriously say that the challenges to date have showcased some of the best Power BI reports available across the globe.
This challenge was no different I’m always learning more about the art of possible and with every challenge I come away thinking wow I didn’t know that was even possible.
The winner this week has produced a report that was a true master piece it was just an immaculate presentation of all that comes with Power BI. “one of the best reports I’ve seen’ is how one of the experts described it.
I’m sure you will join in me in congratulating @Gustaw on winning the challenge! Excellent work @Gustaw a true masterpiece really looking forward to seeing more of your work and really deep diving into this entry. The effort that has gone in to producing such a report is something that all us developers and aspiring analysts can appreciate.
Newcomer winner
There were some excellent entries from a number of first-time participants however there was one entry that was just knock out and hardly believable that this was the first time that this individual participated in the challenge. @Jbocher a massive well done a truly excellent all round entry. Welcome to the challenges and really looking forward to seeing you on the future challenges.
Non Member Winner
Excellent entry from Mayur Pawar.
The quality on display for this challenge was impeccable, experts @Alex, @sedhosen, @JarrettM and @Greg produced amazing reports which were both intuitive and insightful and some great techniques on display.
@Alvi another excellent submission from yourself some great insight and very nice attention to detail in the UI/UX.
A massive well done to all participants really appreciate you all getting involved.
Conclusion
It’s been fun reviewing the submissions and I hope there was something to take away for everyone involved.
Truly appreciate the effort you guys are putting into this.
The challenge is all about you and enhancing your capabilities. if you have any ideas, concerns, issues or anything else you want to discuss then don’t hesitate to get in touch.
If there is an idea or scenario that you would like to see posted then don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Feel free to email powerbichallenge@enterprisedna.co for any queries or reach out to me personally on haroon.ali@enterprisedna.co
Ok that’s enough from me.
Keep your eyes peeled for challenge 16 which will be released soon.
Any questions, requests or queries do not hesitate to get in touch.
Haroon
Enterprise DNA
