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Data Talks - Designing Power BI Reports That Actually Work

  • Deloitte 1515 Douglas Street Victoria, BC Canada (map)

Report designers often have a keen eye for identifying bad dashboards—but when it comes to explaining why they fall short or how to improve them, things get tricky.

In this session, Ahmad will share a practical, step-by-step framework for designing effective Power BI reports using core UI/UX principles. Whether you're building reports for executives or frontline end-users, this framework will help you go beyond just making things "look good"—you’ll make them work!

We’ll cover:

  1. Developing with Your End User in Mind – Learn how to uncover what your audience actually needs from your report and how that drives better design decisions.

  2. Principles of Information Architecture – Discover how to structure your report content clearly, reduce cognitive overload, and eliminate clutter.

  3. Designing with Accessibility Top of Mind – Ensure your reports are inclusive and usable for everyone, regardless of ability.

Expect real-world examples, before-and-afters, and actionable takeaways you can apply immediately to your Power BI work.

A perfect opportunity to:

  • Learn from industry experts 📚

  • Connect with fellow data enthusiasts 🤝

  • Engage in lively discussions 💡

BONUS: Enjoy delicious refreshments, including pizza and pop, to fuel the evening’s conversations! 🍕🥤

COST: Free for Victoria Data Society members. $10 cover charge for non-members (Pay at the door).
Become a member today and attend this and other Data Talks for free for the year.

Doors will open at 4:30 PM. The program will start at 5 PM.

We can't wait to see you there! ✨

Speaker:

Ahmad Chamy

With over 8 years of experience in transforming raw data into functionally-sexy Power BI dashboards, Ahmad is a UI/UX-driven Power BI Specialist who knows that good design is just as important as good data. Equal parts designer and developer, Ahmad has created more than 50+ dashboards for executives across healthcare, public safety, energy, education, and engineering sectors.

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