Power Bi: Microsoft's Power BI is a data analysis and reporting tool. It's a cutting-edge CORPORATE analytics tool with a plethora of intelligent and user-friendly features. Data connectivity, data translation, data preparation, data modelling, reporting, and dashboarding are just a few of the capabilities that Power BI offers. In addition, additional features such as DAX formulae, bespoke graphics, and so on are available in Power BI.

Following are the differences between SQL Server Reporting Services and Power Bi:-

• SSRS requires a SQL Server licence, whereas Power BI is free. Power Bi Report Server (an on-premises report server that includes a web portal for viewing and managing reports and Key Performance Indexes), on the other hand, necessitates the purchase of a Power BI Premium licence.
• SSRS is a server-based database, while Power BI is cloud-based.
• Power BI is more graphical and modern. SSRS is a traditional reporting and analysis system that requires manual effort and time.
• In Power BI, you MAY use data from the cloud. Only on-premise data can be used by SSRS.
• The successor to SSRS, Power BI Report Server (PBIRS), contains additional functionality than SSRS. For one thing, unlike SSRS, it can use and display both interactive PBIX and analytical XLSX reports.
• Cortana has been integrated with Power BI for AI-based natural language, Q&A about your data, and reports. This feature is not available in SSRS.
• To create reports, Power BI includes a graphical INTERFACE with drag-and-drop functionality. Working with unstructured data, modern rendering, PUBLISHING, INTEGRATING, and collaborating across platforms is simple.

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