Creating and managing shared Power BI datasets

Bio:
As the founder of Havens Consulting Inc. and a Microsoft MVP, Reid is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in technology, organizational management, and business analytics. With a Master's Degree in Organizational Development and a background in consulting for Fortune 10, 50, and 500 companies, Reid has the knowledge and expertise to help your organization succeed.
In addition to his corporate experience, Reid is also a highly sought-after instructor, teaching Business Intelligence, reporting, and data visualization at the University of Washington and other universities. His passion for education extends beyond the classroom, as he has co-authored the DP-500 Enterprise Azure Analyst certification exam for Microsoft and developed numerous training curriculums delivered to companies around the world.
Title: Avoid Data Silos! Best Practices for Implementing Shared Datasets

Abstract:
In this presentation, we will explore how to create effective shared datasets in Power BI and how to manage them in the Power BI Service. Shared datasets can help reduce the cost and complexity of fragmented data, also known as data silos, within an organization. By using shared datasets, developers can save time and resources by only having to maintain a single dataset instead of multiple unique ones. Additionally, shared datasets can prevent discrepancies and ensure consistent logic across reports. We will also cover how to configure datasets for enhanced user experiences, enable row level security (RLS) to protect sensitive data, publish datasets for optimal sharing and distribution, and promote or certify datasets for increased exposure.