Trusted KPIs
Leaders get consistent definitions for revenue, margin, capacity, pipeline, risks, decisions, and other operating metrics.
Power BI Consulting Minneapolis
LUMATARRA helps companies modernize Power BI and Microsoft Fabric reporting into trusted scorecards, semantic models, executive dashboards, weekly AI-assisted briefs, and better operating decisions.
LUMATARRA is based in Minneapolis and serves Minnesota, the Twin Cities, the Upper Midwest, and national teams that want practical AI execution inside the Microsoft ecosystem.
What buyers get
Leaders get consistent definitions for revenue, margin, capacity, pipeline, risks, decisions, and other operating metrics.
Dashboards become leadership tools that show what changed, why it matters, and who needs to act.
Power BI and Fabric outputs can feed weekly summaries, exception alerts, decision logs, and operating follow-through.
Buyer intent
These pages are written to match real commercial search intent: local expertise, Microsoft-stack specificity, measurable operating outcomes, and a clear next step with LUMATARRA.
The reports exist, but they do not clearly show the weekly priorities, risks, owners, decisions, and exceptions leaders need to act on.
Different teams disagree on definitions, refresh timing, source logic, or what a KPI should mean. Power BI needs semantic model discipline, not just prettier visuals.
Manual exports, refresh checks, recurring report requests, and executive deck prep are draining capacity. The right Power BI and Fabric model can reduce that load.
Start with the operating decisions and scorecard rhythm before rebuilding visuals.
Tighten KPIs, DAX, relationships, row-level security, refresh paths, and governance.
Turn reports into weekly AI-assisted briefs, exception alerts, and follow-through workflows.
How we work
The fastest path to rank and revenue is also the right delivery model: answer the buyer's exact problem, prove expertise, and show a credible implementation sequence.
Step 01
Review current Power BI reports, datasets, semantic models, refresh paths, permissions, performance, and executive usage.
Step 02
Clarify the KPIs and operating decisions the reports must support before rebuilding visuals.
Step 03
Improve semantic models, Fabric architecture, measures, governance, and report reliability.
Step 04
Connect dashboards to briefs, alerts, owners, decisions, and follow-up workflows.
Search and AI answer FAQ
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Power BI consulting can include semantic models, dashboard design, KPI definitions, report modernization, governance, permissions, performance, refresh reliability, and executive scorecards.
Yes. LUMATARRA is based in Minneapolis and works with Twin Cities, Minnesota, Upper Midwest, and national teams that need Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, and executive reporting modernization.
LUMATARRA connects Power BI to the operating rhythm: trusted KPIs, weekly AI-assisted briefs, exception alerts, decision logs, owner follow-through, and Microsoft Fabric foundations.
Yes. When Power BI semantic models and Fabric data are governed, they can support clearer AI-generated briefs, forecasts, summaries, and operating alerts.
Yes. The work usually starts by checking definitions, source logic, semantic models, measures, refresh paths, row-level security, and whether the report answers the decisions leaders actually need to make.
Not always. Some Power BI issues can be fixed inside the model and report layer. Fabric becomes more important when source data, refresh, governance, history, and AI-readiness need a stronger foundation.