Choosing the right data and BI tools is important, but itโs just part of the picture. To get the most from Power BI or any modern self-service BI tool you need more people working with more of the right data, more often. You need a data culture! Matthew Roche from the Power BI CAT team has spent the past three years working with enterprise organizations around the world, learning what works and what doesnโt work. Matthew will introduce the Power BI Adoption Roadmap, a new set of guidance from the Power BI team, and will discuss steps that any organization can take to become more data-driven.
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Matthew Roche is a Principal Program Manager in Microsoftโs Cloud + AI Group, where he focuses on business intelligence, enterprise information management, metadata, and data warehousing. \
Matthew is currently a member of the Power BI CAT team, where he was saddened to learn that there were not actually any cats. Previously he has worked on Azure Data Catalog, SQL Server Integration Services, Master Data Services, and Data Quality Services. Before joining Microsoft, he worked as an architect, consultant, and trainer focusing on ETL, data warehousing, and business intelligence.
When heโs not enabling the world to get more value from its data, Matthew enjoys kittens, baking, heavy metal, and competitive longsword combat.
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