Juls

Juls

An IT Chartered professional (CITP BCS) with more than 15 years working with data across multiple industries. Juliana has great experience with stakeholder management, she has liaised with important clients worldwide within Oil & Gas and Infrastructure (Water Sector). She is highly proactive, efficient and communicates effectively with clients to ensure all the requirements are met. Microsoft Power BI Certified (PL-300) passionate about turning data into insights to improve business decision-making. Solid analytical and problem-solving skills, familiar with programming languages such as MATLAB, DAX and SQL. Fully registered STEM Ambassador and creator of the LinkedIn Newsletter STEM Demystified, aiming to demystify STEM, inspire the next generation and support local community.
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Alt Text in Power BI: The Hidden Gem You Need to Use!

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Okay, let’s be honest, Power BI’s new card visual isn’t exactly new anymore. But, like that book you bought ages ago and finally decided to read, I recently gave it some well-deserved attention. And let me tell you, it did…

Power BI: Where to Start and What to Focus On

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So, you’ve decided to dive into Power BI, great choice! Despite all the AI hype, Power BI is still in high demand, and with its “self-service” nature, I’ve seen my fair share of, let’s just say, interesting reports. Whether it’s…

Smart Frames is Now on YouTube!

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I’m thrilled to share that Smart Frames has officially launched a YouTube channel: @AccessibleBI Learning Power BI and Accessible Design! This new space will bring to life the concepts I’ve been sharing here on the blog, with practical demonstrations and…