This module explores the various Power BI licensing options, including Fabric Capacity, Premium Per User, Premium Per Capacity, EM SKUs, and Report Server licensing. Learners will gain a clear understanding of how different licenses impact Power BI capabilities and deployment scenarios. By the end, you will be able to select and justify the most appropriate licensing model for specific business needs.

This module explores the various methods for sharing and distributing Power BI reports and dashboards, including the use of workspaces, apps, and granular permissions. Learners will gain practical knowledge on selecting the most appropriate sharing strategy for different collaboration scenarios. By the end, you will be able to confidently manage report access and distribution within Power BI environments.

This module explores how organizations can effectively adopt Power BI, focusing on self-service business intelligence and enterprise report distribution. Learners will discover best practices for publishing reports and ensuring data quality through stewardship. By the end, you'll understand the key steps and considerations for successful Power BI deployment.

This module guides learners through the process of selecting the appropriate storage mode for semantic models, considering factors such as performance, data residency, and security requirements. Learners will explore the use of composite models and aggregations to optimize data handling and report responsiveness. Practical steps for creating and mapping aggregation tables in Power BI are also covered.

This module explores the selection and configuration of intermediate data storage solutions in Power BI, focusing on the differences between dataflows and datamarts. Learners will gain practical knowledge of integrating Azure Data Lake and Azure SQL Database as storage layers and understand how these choices impact data accessibility and transformation workflows.