How to Design Power BI Maintenance Dashboard by IBM Maximo

Using the amazing Microsoft Power BI tool to build Maintenance Management study, analysis and report in visual view.

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How to Design Power BI Maintenance Dashboard by IBM Maximo

What You Will Learn!

  • Dashboard for [FMEA] Failure Mode and Effect Analysis.
  • Dashboard for Improve Inventory Purchasing process.
  • Dashboard for Improve Labors productivity and working hours process.
  • Dashboard for Improve Maintenance Management & Planning process.
  • Dashboard for Improve cost and budget reporting process.
  • Dashboard for Assets Availability and reliability.
  • Maintenance Power BI Dashboard converts all database into Visulisations shapes

Description

this course contains 5 Certifications from IBM Maximo website.

The Certificates Links and Quiz Correct Answers in the last lecture with resources.

The course includes Free IBM Maximo Certificates of:

1- Introduction - Overview

2- Assets Management

3- Corrective Maintenance

4- Workflows

5- Management Items in Inventory

Bridge the gap between data and Decision-Making

Create amazing data experiences

Easily connect to, model, and visualize your data, creating memorable reports personalized with your KPIs and brand. Get fast, AI-powered answers to your business questions—even when asking with conversational language.

Optimize your business intelligence with trusted Microsoft technologies

End-to-end data protection

Better, protect your data across Power BI reports, dashboards, and datasets. Persistent protection keeps working even when shared outside your organization or exported to other formats such as Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF.

Better together

When you use Power BI with Azure and Microsoft 365, you extract maximum value from your technology and your data. Because Power BI interoperates with the Microsoft technology you already trust, you can use your data productively.

Extensive data connectors

Get a complete picture for data-driven decision making with a growing library of 500+ free connectors. Connect directly to hundreds of on-premises and cloud data sources such as Dynamics 365, Azure SQL Database, Salesforce, Excel, and SharePoint.

Watch Power BI in action

See how easy it is to create reports, collaborate on dashboards, and share insights—inside and outside your organization—with user-friendly tools for self-service and enterprise BI.

Welcome:

Power BI is a leading business intelligence platform that combines an intuitive user experience with industry-leading advanced analytics. Organizations can bring together data to analyze in seconds and uncover deep insights with built-in AI capabilities—all with the industry-leading security and performance of the Power Platform and Azure.

Enhance a data model:

Sam recently received a request from Cillian, a Sales Director at Contoso, to include an industry view in the Sales Pipeline report. Sam selects the model view on the left tab in Power BI Desktop to see the current data in the report.

Build a new report page:

Sam returns to the Sales Pipeline report after configuring the new industry data. To design a new Industries page, Sam opens a blank report page and names its Industries.

Uncover insights from intelligent visuals:

Because Contoso uses Dynamics 365 Sales, this Sales Pipeline report pulls much of the data directly from Dynamics 365 Sales and can update it in near-real time using the Dataverse connector. Cillian can then analyze this data to inform staffing, inventory, sales forecasting, and more.

To start, Cillian opens the Trend Analytics page in the report.

Integrate with your apps:

Through Teams, Cillian can easily collaborate with others, whether one-on-one or with a larger group, to discuss and share the findings.

In the Share to Microsoft Teams window, Cillian shares the insights with a colleague by adding their name, then selecting Share.

Summary:

With Power BI, organizations can enable everyone to make their best decisions yet with easy access to data-driven insights and analytics—all while maintaining tight security and control.


Who Should Attend!

  • Maintenance Managers
  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Maintenance Technicians
  • Maintenance planners
  • Engineering study students.

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Subscribers

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Lectures

10

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