We encounter huge Excel tables again and again with our customers
Nobody really likes working with it. In addition, the creation is time-consuming and error-prone. With Power BI, we offer our customers a better data experience.
What makes Power BI so valuable?
- Visual representations simplify the recording of core statements and critical developments
- Intelligent data links from previously unconnected databases enable meaningful KPIs
- Always up-to-date data with automatic updating and flexible drill-down option down to the smallest detail
What are typical use cases for Power BI?
- First of all, Power BI creates transparency about the development of company key figures such as sales, turnover, costs and profit – broken down into all conceivable dimensions
- In addition, market shares can be linked to market potential, for example. In other words, internal company data with publicly accessible data sources such as population trends or purchasing power
- And finally, Power BI offers many design options for optimizing conditions, pricing strategies and promotions
What are the special use cases in aviation?
- For example, we have developed a control model for dynamic ancillary price control and pricing for a low-cost carrier – with the support of Power BI
- Power BI also provides excellent support for determining high-yield pricing systems such as product bundles. Dashboards show developments and sound the alarm when action is required
- Revenue management can also use Power BI to simulate scenarios when historical data no longer provides a good basis for demand forecasts
What else?
The use cases in which Power BI can be used are endless. For example, ensuring the level of service, the profitability of customer loyalty, the optimization of the warehouse and much more.
Take a look at our project examples and contact us for more information or a free evaluation of the possibilities that Power BI has in store for you.
