If you were unable to attend the conference in person or catch the livestream, then you can consume all of that insight and data (pun intended) on your own schedule by watching all of the session on demand.
The two-day event had speakers that helped users find insights into using PowerBI in all aspects of business and understanding the data a company generates.
The featured speaker was Nate Silver, who runs the popular statistical analysis website 538, and he discussed the signal and the noise that is present in data.
Here is the schedule with each linked to its corresponding video (if available) on the PowerBI YouTube channel.
Day 1
From Insight to Action: Your Path to Modern BI
Shape External Data with Unprecedented Ease and Power in Excel
From Hindsight to Foresight - Machine Learning With Excel and Power BI
Monitor Your Business Using Power BI
Day 2
Power BI Insights and Analytics for Everyone: Natural Language Search, Quick Insights, and Cortana
Excel and Power BI are Better Together
Enabling Deeper Business Decisions Using Cube Formulas and Power Pivot in Excel
Create Impactful Reports with Power BI Desktop
Mashups and Data Modeling with Power BI Desktop
Nate Silver—The Signal and the Noise
The only video that is not online yet at the PowerBI YouTube channel is the featured session by Nate Silver. I will keep an eye out for that and update this post with the link when it goes live.
You can read a written wrap up of Day 1 and Day 2 of the summit if you prefer to get a shorter overview of each session.
