Microsoft's self-service BI tool will soon let business analysts build and use machine learning models, with minimal expertise, and no code. Access to Azure Cognitive Services and models hosted in ...

Microsoft Corp. today debuted a new version of its Power BI business intelligence platform that features a revamped user experience and analytics features powered by machine learning.

Microsoft's AI Builder introduces low-code generative AI capabilities to Power Apps and Power Automate. Let's see how the preview features stack up.

To determine the cause of the sales drop, we first turn to Power BI’s “Analyze” feature — the fastest and perhaps most powerful AI tool in Power BI. To “Analyze” factors affecting sales: Scroll over ...

Things get even more interesting when you mix these tools with Power Apps AI Builder. Here, you get low-code access to Azure’s Cognitive Services, mixing prebuilt models with custom capabilities.

The new Codex-Power Automate integration dovetails with enhancements to AI Builder, which also landed this morning. (AI Builder, a built-in Power Automate feature, lets users add AI capabilities ...

Microsoft said a line of business-intelligence and app-development tools within Power Platform, including Power Virtual Agent and AI Builder, was updated with the new capabilities.

Power BI is a sophisticated but affordable platform for organizations of all sizes. It supports self-service analytics for line-of-business users and data scientists, incorporating AI and machine ...

Enterprises have been relying on business intelligence tools like Cognos, Tableau and Power BI for decades now. These types of software revolutionized how businesses generated reports, analyzed ...