Raw Data with Rob Collie22 Helmi 2022

From FP&A to Global Director of Data, w/ Khaled Chowdhury

Hello friends! Today's episode is like no other! We learn the inside secrets to creating an internal Power BI community within an organization from none other than Khaled Chowdhury, Global Director, Data & Analytics with CMC Materials. Khaled is one of the doers who took what he learned from training, rode the excitement after class, and achieved buy-in at his company by tackling a huge project using a free resource over a weekend. When the powers that be were shown his quick, agile, and cost-effective results compared to the expensive, labor-intensive method formerly used by the company, they were sold. Khaled is a Power BI champion of the highest level after overcoming the "it's too cheap to be a good tool" perception that is cost-assigned value.

Pulling from his extensive background in building and transforming world-class teams, leveraging technology, and driving adoption, Khaled opines that most projects fail because new technology is seen as an invasion versus a revolution. Invasions happen from outside the organization, revolutions start from within. Perception, he says, is always key to implementation. If you are implementing a Power Platform project of your own, you can't afford to miss this episode.

All of this and more on today's episode!

In this episode:

Superman Turns Back Time

Dave Gainer on Raw Data by P3 Adaptive

The Curse of Knowledge

The Great Wine Label Swap Study

VLOOKUP replacement on P3 Adaptive Blog

Analyze in Excel

Mike Miskell

I'm Winston Wolf

Big Fish moment from "That Really Movie"

Keanu Reeves John Wick Training video

Borg Assimilation

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