Power BI Desktop Versions Demystified: Part 1, Power BI Desktop and Power BI Desktop RS
If you are a Power BI power user, you may have wondered: how many versions of Power BI Desktop are there? The quick answer is: it depends! Depending on your organisation’s preferences, data governance requirements, and the platforms you intend to use for report deployment you may use either Power BI Desktop, the “standard version”, or Power BI … Continue reading Power BI Desktop Versions Demystified: Part 1, Power BI Desktop and Power BI Desktop RS
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