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Hello,
I work for a public organisation and we start to develop our DW, but with a very low budget.
We use Oracle as RDBMS, Pentaho PDI for ETL, and, today, Pentaho Schema Workbench + Pentaho Report Analyser for the presentation layer.
I like PDI, because we dont have too much problems with data quality, but when I want to create cubes, and reports, the Pentaho tools are very cheap.
We pay the Hitachi support. In four months we have had two importants problems without answers...
I search doc and the doc is cheap...
The public forum is cheap...
But it's no easy to change platform. I would like to know if with the PowerBI free version we can create a good BI platform and how we can distribute reports (always with free version). In this way I can demonstrate the differences with Pentaho.
If we will buy the pay version, the support is easy to contact? With Hitachi only two people in the organisation hare autorised to call.
Thanks
Hi. Power Bi Service with free license is a way to learn and model about Power Bi. However the pro license will become useful when you want to deploy and share with other users.
The only way Power BI free license can share is publishing a public link url with the reports. Public means that any device that opens that link in browser will see the report. This kind of feature is not recommended for private data. The link can be used in an iframe inside a web site to get a bit more security but it will be a public link inside the html code. You can see an example of this in this web site: www.ladataweb.com/informes
The difference between licenses is that the pro users can share and be shared with reports. The free can only work in a personal workspace that can't share.
Maybe this link can help to understand a bit more: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-admin-licensing-organization#license-types-a...
Regards,
Happy to help!
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