Congratulations to the Featured Data Stories Gallery submissions for March and April
We put out the call to you a couple of months ago to create fantastic reports for the Data Stories Gallery, and we were amazed by your submissions! Congratulations to the grand winner and runners-up from March and April.
The theme for May is data storytelling. We’re putting together some special guest judges for May, so if you haven’t submitted a report yet — or have submitted in the past — this is an exciting month to participate!
March Grand Winner:
- Paul Sliwinski – Data Driven Development Decisions
Paul’s report displays a great use of custom design and implemented good UX/UI design.
April Grand Winner:
- Enlighten – Microsoft & IDG Cloud Intelligence Report
The Enlighten team’s report shows off their homemade custom visuals and has a sleek, clean design that puts the data up front.
Eight other reports will also be marked as Featured. Congratulations to the following reports (in no particular order):
March Featured Reports
- Scott Ferguson – Guinness
- Atish Singh – Halloween Distribution of Candies
- Michael Olafusi – Nigerian Stocks Market Analysis (Live Report)
- Łukasz Klimczuk – Immigration in Europe (2008-2014)
- Ashish Jagdale – IPL Data Analysis: 2008-2016
April Featured Reports
- Terry McCann – Breast Analysis: Monitoring my newborns feeding
- Enlighten – Microsoft Europe’s Power BI report relating to girls interest in STEM
- “PowerBIArtist” – Got a Parking Ticket?
Submit your story
Want to see your work become a Featured story? Post it to the Data Stories Gallery, and then tweet a link with the hashtags #powerbi #datastory. At the end of each month we’ll review all tweeted stories, and choose several to become featured. Featured stories will be selected for telling a compelling story, being original and creative, and effectively using Power BI.
The author of the story that we pick as the grand winner each month will win a Power BI t-shirt and a badge of recognition for their Community profile. As mentioned above, the theme for May is data storytelling. Data isn’t just numbers in a table — it can be used effectively to educate, entertain, and inspire. Tell us a story with your data!
