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DATA GODDESS OF POWER BI ADOPTION
DeNisha Malone
www.DeNishaM.com
DeNisha Malone is a Business Intelligence consultant who works with Microsoft, Google, and Amazon data customers. She consults in the use and administration of their BI Reporting tools in enterprise level environments. With the self-service of reporting on the rise, DeNisha takes advantage of the opportunity to teach others, as she travels to speak at conferences and events around the world. She dedicates her lessons to BI best practices, general Power BI Adoption, Data Storytelling, and Power BI Administration.
DATA GODDESS QUALIFICATIONS
DeNisha has been featured in multiple blogs across the internet, her most honorable being the Microsoft Power BI Community Blog post by Maggie Sparkman after her amazing performance in Seattle, WA during the Power BI World Tour 2018. She manages a personal vlog (www.DeNishaM.com), and actively posts in the community for Power BI developers and administrators.
Driven by Doing.
University of Memphis
DeNisha holds a Bachelors in Business Information Technology from the University of Memphis; her focus in school was Business Management & Advanced Analytics. DeNisha announced herself as "The Power BI Queen" in 2015, when Power BI became generally available after she mastered the basics of the tool in a testing environment - she was hired for an internship to convert SSRS reports to Power BI before Power BI was an official tool in the market.
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Sitting down with the Power BI Queen
Patrick has a conversation with the Power BI Queen - DeNisha Malone. This explores community, presenting, and how to get started with Power BI.
DATA GOD FUN FACT
DeNisha sits on the board as the VP of Strategy for three national non-profits, and is even working to begin her own non-profit to connect professionals with college students for the benefits of mentoring.
CHRIS WAGNER, MBA MVP
Analytics Architect, Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Data god, and Power BI Boss
Chris has been working in the Data and Analytics space for nearly 20 years. Chris has dedicated his professional career to making data and information accessible to the masses. A significant component in making data available is continually learning new things and teaching others from these experiences. To help people keep up with this ever-changing landscape, Chris frequently posts on LinkedIn and to this blog.
