Course Outline

Introduction to Power BI for Government

  • Overview of Power BI Desktop and Service for government operations
  • Use cases in engineering, construction, and BIM for government projects
  • Overview of Power BI architecture for government data management

Data Retrieval and Connection for Government

  • Connecting to multiple data sources (SQL, Excel, cloud) for government datasets
  • Importing structured and semi-structured data for government reporting
  • Using scheduled and real-time refresh options for timely government insights

Data Preparation and Modeling for Government

  • Transforming data with Power Query for enhanced government analysis
  • Creating relationships between data sets for comprehensive government reports
  • Building reusable data models for consistent government reporting

Building Visual Reports for Government

  • Creating dashboards with charts, maps, and tables for clear government communication
  • Drill-through and filter-based interactions for detailed government analysis
  • Custom visuals and design best practices for effective government presentations

Applying AI Tools for Trend Analysis in Government

  • Using Power BI AI visuals and smart narratives for government insights
  • Trend detection and time-based insights for informed government decision-making
  • Forecasting with built-in analytics tools for proactive government planning

Integrating with BIM Data for Government Projects

  • Exporting data from BIM tools (e.g., Revit, Navisworks) for government use
  • Structuring BIM data for Power BI compatibility in government projects
  • Visualizing BIM-related metrics and model attributes for government stakeholders

Publishing and Sharing Government Reports

  • Publishing to Power BI Service for secure government distribution
  • Workspace and access management for controlled government collaboration
  • Sharing reports internally and externally for transparent government communication

Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation

Requirements

  • An understanding of data structures and visualization concepts for government
  • Experience with Excel or similar tools
  • Familiarity with BIM processes is beneficial but not mandatory

Audience

  • Innovation and technology development managers
  • Data analysts working with construction or engineering data
  • BIM professionals aiming to improve data reporting capabilities
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