No-code machine learning in Power BI

Modern businesses run on information, but we're drowning in data from line-of-business systems, company databases, the data generated by industrial IoT systems, and all manner of external data. So how can we stay on top of the data we have, in order to get the business insights we need, when good data scientists are rare and expensive to employ? Modern data analysis tools like Tableau and Power BI go a long way to solving some of these problems, with graphical tools that simplify building queries and displaying results. Building on the analytical tooling delivered in Excel, Microsoft's Power BI can work across data sets, constructing and testing queries, and comes with a customisable set of visualisations. Microsoft's Steve Guggenheimer, in a blog post on the subject of what he calls real-world or'pragmatic AI', suggests that data is the foundation for AI, and without data there is no AI.