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5 Things a Break/Fix IT Provider Will Never Tell You about Your IT

In today’s digitally dependent business landscape, SMBs are constantly looking for ways to maximize their IT efficiency while also controlling costs. For some businesses, break/fix IT seems to be the answer. Their model of only coming to repair issues when they arise instead of offering round-the-clock management sounds like it could save you a lot […]

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Power BI Data Modeling Series: Data Modeling Basics, Part 1

Blog, Business Intelligence

One of the toughest hurdles for new Power BI users is data modeling. If you’ve never been exposed to data modeling concepts before, terms like entities, facts, dimensions, keys, and relationships may be puzzling. This two-part article is a simplified introduction to data modeling in Power BI. What is data modeling? For our purposes, we’ll

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4 Tips for Setting Up a Distributed Network

Blog, Managed IT Services

With the current pandemic affecting businesses worldwide, it has become crucial for companies to adapt their practices for remote working. Despite this, just 7% of Americans were well-equipped to work from home before the COVID-19 pandemic began. Now, to ensure the safety of employees, families and the general public, companies must work to develop strong

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Distributed Workforce Recovery

Blog, Managed IT Services

Disaster Recovery is one of many IT facets that might seem increasingly more complicated while you’re remote. It can easily be forgotten in this ever-changing pandemic time but can be one of the most detrimental to neglect. What could go wrong? Outages are inevitable. A 2019 LogicMonitor study reported that 96% of organizations have experienced at least one outage in the

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Learning Power BI Series: Beginner to Intermediate Resources

Blog, Business Intelligence

One of the most frequent questions asked in IronEdge Group\’s training courses is how we learned Microsoft Power BI. Our trainers all took different learning paths, but we assembled a list of beginner resources to share. We hope this series can be helpful for folks hoping to learn Power BI skills. Future posts will focus

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How to Slice Data with Time Intelligence in Power BI

Blog, Business Intelligence

Time Intelligence in Power BI can be a beast sometimes and this use case is no different. When it comes to slicing and dicing your data using dates and other time intelligence measures, there are many approaches, but this method excels at saving page space while producing dynamic results across multiple metrics with a click

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Top 5 Cybersecurity Breaches in Texas History

Blog, Cybersecurity

Throughout the years, there have been numerous cybersecurity breaches in the state of Texas. Varying in size and the damage that they caused (both financially and to the establishment’s reputation), they have shaped the way that the government and businesses deal with cyber attacks. Due to recent attacks, local officials are frequently encouraging Texas businesses

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Strategies for Implementing Power BI for Small Team Collaboration

Blog, Business Intelligence

Microsoft\’s Power BI is a powerful tool for leveraging data to help your business succeed. This is not news to those already familiar with Power BI and the importance of business intelligence and automation. However, this tool\’s full potential is only unleashed when you get sufficient adoption. The collaborative nature of Power BI makes it

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IT Lessons Learned for Houston Business in Light of Tropical Storm Imelda

Blog, Managed IT Services

Causing record-breaking floods and devastation for parts of Southeast Texas, Tropical Storm Imelda was deemed the fifth-wettest tropical storm recorded in US history. The storm began on September 17th, 2019 before dissipating four days later. Aside from the lasting personal loses, the storm had an impact with regards to businesses operating in the area. Those

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Implement Default Submitter in PowerApps

Blog, Business Intelligence

We recently had a PowerApps request to default the value of a “Person or Group” active directory enabled form field to the Display Name of the logged in user while allowing the logged in user to change the contents of the “Person or Group” field to effectively make a request on behalf of another member

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