The False Statement About Power BI

If you have had the chance to read the book Effective Data Storytelling by Brent Dykes, you are going to love this conversation today.

Mike, Seth, & Tommy debate the unique concepts focused on the idea we need to "frame" our reports more than try to tell a story. How does this work with our current workloads, what organizations expect of us, and with Power BI? Can we tell true stories in Power BI and make them impactful (not infographics) using these techniques?

Link to article: https://www.effectivedatastorytelling.com/post/storyframing-and-storyforming-two-essential-steps-that-precede-data-storytelling

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