This course will teach you the definition and perspectives of business data analytics and how it both relates and differs from business analysis.

This course will teach you the requirements and value of obtaining the IIBA®-CBDA.

In this challenge project, you are creating your own solutions to the stated problems for a customer. You are analyzing and architecting solutions based on a series of sheets in a planning workbook.

In this challenge project, you have a business-ready Business Central implementation with approvals and cloud flows as needed in the requirements. You complete the entire process through creating customers and managing inventory.

Characterize the schema, range, and completeness of a dataset using Azure Data Explorer. Use queries to visualize data trends, and then share these queries and results with others.

Learn how to collaborate in Microsoft Teams through conversations in channels and chats, sharing files, and using Outlook with Teams. Personalize your environment by managing your notification settings and organizing your teams, channels, and chats.

Collaboration is a vital skill for today's work force. Learn how the robust features within Microsoft Teams allow you to stay connected and to work more efficiently with your team.

In this course we'll build an intelligent data model to facilitate sales analysis for an online clothing retailer with the DAX Language in Power BI Desktop. Completing this course will grant you the knowledge needed to create data objects with DAX.

With information from elicitation in hand, business analysts must compile their findings into useful forms and leverage it to meet objectives. In this course, learn how to develop and model requirements, document solutions, and address business needs.

This course will teach you how as a product manager you can use interviews and surveys to better understand stakeholder needs and motivations.

This course is a bridge between the Dynamics 365 Fundamentals course and the Dynamics 365 finance and operations Apps core course.

Report filtering is a complex topic because many techniques are available for filtering a Microsoft Power BI report. However, with complexity comes control, allowing you to design reports that meet requirements and expectations. Some filtering techniques apply at design time, while others are relevant at report consumption time (in reading view). What matters is that your report design allows report consumers to intuitively narrow down to the data points that interest them.