Power BI What's New 2019–2020 for Enterprise
summary
Power BI now supports enterprise scenarios by exposing an XMLA read/write endpoint so tools like SSMS, Visual Studio and Tabular Editor can treat Power BI Premium like an Analysis Services engine, enabling easy migrations and Management Studio profiling. Premium increases dataset limits (10 GB uploads, up to 400 GB processed) and adds aggregations and composite models so queries use in‑memory aggregates or fall back to the source; incremental refresh is available in Pro/Premium, a new irreversible metadata mode requires backups, and several features remain preview-only.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Rubén Pertusa López
- 1:49What we do at DUFRY?
- 3:21Objective of the next 50 minutes
- 4:01Agenda
- 4:38The beginning of the PowerBI Ecosystem
- 6:05In detail
- 6:45But the old school... Enterprise BI
- 12:34The new Premium experience
- 13:06The (future) Premium experience (II)
- 14:36Azure Analysis Services
- 15:22Power BI goes for the Enterprise world!
- 16:36XMLA Endpoint R/W
- 47:10Large Models (Preview) Power Freey Pro
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