Transforming Azure DevOps Data into Actionable Insights
Examining the process of extracting and storing Azure DevOps data within your enterprise.
Delve into effective strategies for modeling your Azure DevOps data, optimizing structure to enhance insights and reporting capabilities.
Elevating Insights, Crafting Clarity – Transforming Analyzed Data into Actionable Reporting Assets.
Explore our exclusive blog series dedicated to data transformation, where we combine Power BI and Azure DevOps to create impactful reports.
Sharing simple tips to help you make sense of visualizing data from Azure DevOps and Power BI in our blog series.
Azure DevOps OData Reporting Azure DevOps OData Reporting provides an easier alternative to Analytics Views while maintaining a similar reporting experience in Power BI. One of the most common questions when moving away from Azure DevOps Analytics Views is how
Azure DevOps OData Reporting vs Analytics Views Azure DevOps Reporting using OData can open up many opportunities when creating reports in Power BI. The Azure DevOps product group is encouraging users to utilize Analytics Views for your Power BI reports.
Create the Team Project Report in Excel Export Azure DevOps Team Projects to Excel using the OData endpoint is an easy and efficient way to generate detailed reports. This method lets you view key information such as Team Project ID,
Generating a report of users from Azure DevOps (ADO) using Excel via the ODATA endpoint is a straightforward method to view user details, including their login names and the last time their information was updated. Excel serves as an excellent
Create an ADO Work Item Progress Report with Analytics Views Enhance your team’s project management by using Analytics Views and Power BI to track the status of child work items, such as user stories or tasks. The ADO work item
The Use Case for Finding Users Assigned to Work Items A customer faced an issue where an employee who had left the company was deactivated in Active Directory (AD). They needed to identify all the work items assigned to this
Why Display the ADO Sprint Status on a Power BI Report Analytics Views (AV) provide the iteration start and end dates and the full path. It does not provide a field to show the past, future, or current iteration like
Parameterize the ODATA Queries Parameterizing OData queries in Power BI reports and Fabric Dataflows makes it much easier to reuse the same solution across multiple Azure DevOps team projects. This is especially helpful when building an organizational reporting model where
Find a Custom Work Item Field Azure DevOps work item templates offer the flexibility to customize by adding new fields, allowing teams to tailor the platform to their specific software processes. These newly added fields will automatically appear in the