In how many formats Power BI is available in the market ?
Power BI is available in three primary formats, each designed for different usage scenarios:
1. Power BI Desktop:
Free desktop application: Downloadable for Windows 10 (and limited support for macOS via a virtual machine).
Report creation and modeling: Used for developing and designing reports, connecting to various data sources, creating data models, and authoring interactive visualizations.
Local file format: Saves reports as .pbix files for sharing and collaboration.
2. Power BI Service (Web Service):
Cloud-based platform: Accessed through a web browser at https://app.powerbi.com/: https://app.powerbi.com/.
Collaboration and sharing: Primary platform for sharing reports and dashboards with others, managing workspaces, and collaborating on data insights.
Publish reports: Used to publish reports created in Power BI Desktop to share them with others across the organization.
3. Power BI Mobile Apps:
Mobile access and interactivity: Available for iOS and Android devices.
View and interact: Used to view and interact with reports and dashboards published to the Power BI Service, as well as receive push notifications for data alerts and updates.
Offline access: Certain reports and dashboards can be made available for offline viewing and interaction.
Here's a summary table to highlight the key differences:
It's important to note that the Power BI Service offers both a free version with limitations and paid Pro or Premium subscriptions with enhanced features, capacities, and governance capabilities.
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