Power BI and Dynamics AX

Power BI is one of the analytical tools that I enjoy playing with it. The most powerful part of using Power BI on top of the Dynamics AX data is how quickly you can produce and publish high impact visualizations that can then be accessed through Excel, the web, on a tablet or through the Power BI Windows 8 app

Below is a series of posts about Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 and Microsoft Power BI

Power BI and Dynamics AX: Part 1: Introduction

Power BI and Dynamics AX: Part 2: Extract and Transform

Power BI and Dynamics AX: Part 3: Create and Publish Visualizations

Power BI and Dynamics AX: Part 4: Data Refresh and Q&A

Power BI and Dynamics AX: Part 5: PowerBI.com and On Premise Data (Preview)

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