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PubNub is excited to announce that Microsoft Power BI users can now ingest their PubNub data streams into this powerful data visualization platform. Power BI presents real-time data in easy to understand dashboards, allowing users to make rapid decisions on time-sensitive data and to easily see emergent trends as they happen. Power BI is releasing a public preview of its real-time dashboard capabilities today, and will be launching officially in Fall 2016.
Whether it is used for monitoring factory processes or social media accounts, real-time data visualization is beginning to drive business productivity and efficiency. Power BI, coupled with PubNub, further amplifies the power of real-time data with an easy setup process and an array of powerful visualization tools.
With the introduction of PubNub into the Power BI platform, Microsoft users get sub-second data visualization latencies and can see real-time data light up on beautiful dashboards.
Best of all, developers don’t need to spin up any new servers to make it happen.
PubNub believes that real-time data visualization is essential to real-time apps of all kinds. Adding this powerful integration complements our open-source Project EON and D3.js tutorials and gives PubNub users a beautiful new way to visualize their data streams in real time.
To begin using PubNub with your Microsoft Power BI implementation, sign up for a free PubNub account, get your keys, and read this real-time visualization tutorial from the Microsoft Power BI team.
Developers who are interested in getting their hands on the real-time Power BI preview can go to www.powerbi.com today!
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