PowerBI

With September coming to an end, here’s what you need to know about Office 365 and SharePoint announcements during the past month.

This week, Microsoft is in Atlanta where the company is hosting its Business Application Summit. At the event, the company is announcing three significant updates to its Power Platform that will give users new tools and more advanced features.

Tons of Spring Updates in the Office 365 space to cover this month. As always, it will be the news you need with the two cents you don’t.

Yes, You Can Use Your On-Premises Data with Office 365.

Shane Young has already introduced you to building your first Power BI report and your first PowerApps app. Now, he is going to make sure you know about the coolest idea ever, combining the two.

Microsoft and Reddit have teamed up to make searching the site a little bit better and also adding a new tool for marketers.

Shane Young walks you through getting your SharePoint list data visualized through a fancy Power BI Report.

Shane Young explains how Power BI interacts with SharePoint Online lists to build cool reports and display those reports on SharePoint.

Microsoft has announced that PowerBI Premium has reached general availability and will start at $625 a month.

Todd and Shane talk about how to use passwords with PowerShell securely, a new SharePoint Online Web Part that is rolling out, new security and risk features in Office 365, how Power BI finally integrates with SharePoint, and Imposter Syndrome.

Microsoft is making Power BI publish to the web generally available and Power BI Embedded will reach GA on July 11th; the company is also announcing a preview of Cortana Intelligence with Bing Predicts too.

Microsoft has released a new PowerBI app that lets users you to view your data in a touch-friendly environment on your PC.