Event Description:

In this MPUG live event replay, Brian Rogers showcases a variety of reports, demonstrating the tremendous utility of leveraging Power BI with Microsoft Project Online.

Learn how the API interacts with Project Online’s data structure, providing access to key project metrics and reports that support informed decision-making. Whether tracking performance, resource allocation, or project timelines, this session showcases how project managers can leverage this functionality for streamlined operations.

The session then guides attendees through the process of connecting to Project Online’s API, offering step-by-step instructions on authentication and data retrieval. Participants learn how to build a simple yet effective report by utilizing Power BI, showcasing how Project Online data can be transformed into actionable insights.

By the end of the webinar, attendees will walk away with practical knowledge to integrate Project Online API-driven reporting into their workflows and improve project visibility.

PMI PDUs: 1 Ways of Working, 0 Business Acumen, 0 Power Skills

Learning Objectives:

Learn the reporting capabilities of Project Online’s API
Learn how to connect to Project Online’s API within Power BI
Learn how to build a simple report to leverage Project Online data
Understand the structure of Project Online’s API
Discover best practices for API authentication and data security when connecting to Project Online.
Learn how to optimize data queries within Power BI to extract relevant project insights efficiently.
Gain insights into automation possibilities to enhance real-time reporting and workflow efficiency.

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Turning on the Power Supercharge Your Project Online Experience with Power BI – MPUG Power BI Webinar Download

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