I am currently using it for my personal training, and I didn't find any stability issues, but when it comes to big data, there may be some sort of issues where the system might hang.

The solution is quite stable and we have not had any, not come across significant bugs, so far. We've only come across some features which are missing or could have been improved, like certain types of charts that were missing in the past, which are being added. Some of the advanced charts are available as a paid service from third-party partners and not available out-of-the-box. There are very unique features or some very specific capabilities that were missing or are still missing. We could always manage it by bringing in a partner to create an add-on or something like that.

I would rate the stability an eight out of ten. It is pretty stable. 

Personally, I use it every week because I need to generate reports for my team. Given the size of our bank, it is being used every day by various departments.

After building a report, when you review it, it doesn't have the correct data. Some things don't rebuild after a while, but I don't know if it's our data or the solution's fault.

I rate the solution a seven or eight out of ten for stability.

It is adequate in terms of speed and stability. It is very stable. Sometimes, it is a bit slow. It can be faster, but you need to subscribe and purchase additional packages or resources, and then it becomes more expensive.

It is much more stable compared to ten years ago.

It has crashed, but it's pretty stable. I haven't had any problems where a published dashboard was not working. Once a dashboard is published, I haven't seen any problems with it.

I think it depends a lot on the data access. As long as the data backend can get into Power BI, then everything works. If there are any data connection issues, that's when there will be problems.

It is stable. Solving dashboard issues on other products, such as Oracle, took us a lot of time, whereas solving issues in Power BI was so simple. The language they're using is also easy. In Power BI, you use the DAX language, which is derived from Excel. So, anyone who knows how to write Excel code would know how to deal with Power BI. It is going to be so simple.

It depends. It is not really for enterprises. Even though Microsoft is trying, it isn't yet ready for enterprise use. For self-service, it is pretty fine. If you don't have a huge data set, it is quite stable.

Power BI is very stable, especially in sectors like banking, retail, pharmaceuticals, and telecommunications. 

Its stability is expected to increase in the future with advancements in Azure.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten. 

It is a stable solution. 

Microsoft BI has never crashed on me.

Considering that most people in my organization use Microsoft BI, I can say that it is a stable solution.

The stability is a seven out of ten. 

I would rate the stability of Power BI at around nine out of ten. It has been consistently reliable over the past year, and any bugs are quickly addressed by a supportive community.

The stability of Microsoft BI is very good. We have not had an issue.

It is a stable product for me. I would rate the stability an eight out of ten. There are less than ten end users in my company using this solution. 

The product is more or less stable. Power BI doesn't have any problem with the stability aspect.

The stability is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

Microsoft BI is stable.

From what I have seen, the solution seems to be very stable. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

I don't have any issues with the stability of Microsoft BI. It's a stable solution.

The product is quite stable. It works well in the Microsoft environment. It doesn't crash or freeze. there are no bugs or glitches. It's reliable.

I rate the tool’s stability a ten out of ten. I haven't come across any issues.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten.

Power BI can handle a maximum of one to four gigabytes of data, but the performance becomes very slow if you handle big data. Since this solution is cloud-based, it's always updated to the latest version. 

The solution is quite stable. That's why it is right at the top, of Gartner's quadrant. We have deployed it with hundreds of users and it's withstood the test of time.

Its stability is pretty good. It is pretty stable.

It is a stable solution. Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

It is a stable product. I would rate the stability an eight out of ten. 

Microsoft BI is very stable.

It's stable. 

The solution is stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

The solution is stable when the database is reasonably sized. If you have large databases of 20 million rows it can begin to have difficulties requiring a purchase of more hardware.

It is a reliable solution. 

The solution is stable. There are no bugs or glitches and we don't have any trouble with it crashing or freezing. It's reliable and the performance is good. 

I rate the tool’s stability an eight out of ten.

Microsoft Power BI is very stable, and it's a nine out of ten for me.

The stability is good.

It is pretty stable. I haven't determined any major issues.

It is very stable. It's been around for more than five years. It was released to the market around 2015, it was conceptualized in 2011, and consistently it's been at the top of the market, against all its competitors, because it's a Microsoft product. I think the secret there is in the way they update their report consistently. The platform is being updated every month, so all the needs of the developers are being met.

This is a stable product. I found, once, in the middle of the work, it shut down or something. However, it is stable. When I put some of the reports in the Power BI cloud version, everything worked fine. I was able to get the report data. 

The solution performs well and is stable. 

The product is fairly stable, it doesn't get too many upgrades or updates from that perspective so it's fairly straightforward in terms of implementation and our entire ecosystem was on Microsoft which helped us. The only area that can be problematic is when you're trying to create relationships between two databases and you're trying to link it with your Power BI solution, sometimes that mapping takes considerable time.

The biggest problem we have had is refreshing with MySQL, we are using a MySQL backend. It has to refresh all the data at once and store it in a cache, is my understanding. I am not sure where Power BI stores the data that it gets from the warehouse, this takes some time. If there are interruptions in the network, then the figures become messed up at some point. It should either commit all the data or it should not commit anything at all if there are errors. I think that is the biggest issue we have had so far.

Microsoft BI is stable and works consistently well. 

It's very stable.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

Microsoft BI is a stable solution.

I have not found any issues with respect to stability. Microsoft has invested a lot and they are continuing to invest in Power BI.

It's not exactly as stable as I would like. We have had several service reliability issues as well as service degradation issues, which of course are typical to a sales based context. During those moments, though, it has been pretty inconvenient, especially for the users. Luckily we have not been confronted with that situation in production yet, as it was a non-production pilot setup.

For us, the stability has been great. We have no issues with the stability of Microsoft BI.

Throughout several updates over the past three years, I never saw any issues, particularly with installation or anything, so I see the product as stable.

The product is stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

The solution is very stable. It's reliable. We've been happy with it. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

I rate the stability of Microsoft BI an eight out of ten.

The solution is stable. There are no bugs or glitches. I haven't had issues with it crashing or freezing.

It is absolutely stable.

Microsoft BI is highly stable.

The performance depends on the requirement. You have to complete your requirement which is a priority. After that, you understand your requirement and the performance could be better. The performance is the second.

I find the product to be quite stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

We've found the stability to be fine so far. there are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

The performance of Microsoft BI is very poor because whenever the reports are published, data never comes in the first place when the site is open. It takes a long time to load, and the access level restriction is not as easy as it is in Tableau.

Microsoft BI is a stable solution.

The solution offers good stability. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

Microsoft BI has been stable so far.

Microsoft BI is a stable product.

The solution is pretty stable in its current form, and we are working on the same platform to optimize and incorporate everything. 

It is fairly stable.

So far, the solution has been largely stable. However, I'm still exploring the solution and testing it against my requirements. The stability hasn't quite been proven fully just yet.

No. Product is very robust and reliable.

It is very stable. I would rate the stability a ten out of ten. 

The product is stable. It works perfectly, and we haven’t encountered any issues working with it.

It is stable, but there is an issue with Microsoft because the on-premises Power BI is behind the cloud Power BI. The features of on-premises Power BI are six months or one year behind the cloud version. They are not on the same level of capability.

Microsoft Power BI is a stable solution.

The product is stable. Its performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

I have found Microsoft BI is stable. 

I have not had any issues. I am a new user myself, and I typically suggest an application that I have found good and then somebody else that I work with, would set it up.

The stability of the product is good. It doesn't crash or freeze. there are no bugs or glitches. It's reliable. 

Microsoft BI is stable. We aren't faced with too much downtime. On a scale of five, I would probably rate it at 4.8 out of five throughout any given week.

None.

In general, no. Most stability issues encountered have been more related to network or infrastructure, and not the products being used.

It is a stable solution. 

The product is stable. I have seen a lot of improvements in the stability of their application lately. If you compare what's available now to the last three to four years back, you can see it's more stable.

Stability is very good.

In terms of stability, I have seen some cases where it is difficult as well as some cases where it is very easy. Overall, it is a stable and reliable product.

It's stable, but the desktop is not so stable. I have experienced several crashes. I would say there is a lot of opportunity for improvement on that.

A couple of people are needed for deployment and maintenance. You always need a developer who is proficient on Power Query and maybe some other DevOps guy who sets up the pipeline. So, maybe two people at most. It's very easy.

It's stable, but it's so slow. Sometimes it takes some time to respond, especially when you put two or three plots with big data. It becomes very slow.

No. SSRS has been rock solid and the server never needed rebooting unlike the Crystal Report Servers.

It is stable.

The stability of Microsoft BI is stable.

I don't have any complaints because we used to be a partner of a company that set up our environment. They are a sales partner, and our sales are very good, but there were always issues with the technical support. At the moment, I would still recommend everyone to move to Microsoft Power BI regardless of their environment.

We find the solution to be stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. it's reliable.

It is overall in mid-range. Sometimes, it works very well, and sometimes, it doesn't. If it is not working very well sometimes, that means it is not a hundred percent stable.

I am at the initial stage of using it. We have just deployed a report in our organization, and it is working fine so far. It seems to be stable. I am not sure if we faced any issues with it.

I am only working with small datasets at the moment and the solution has been stable. I am not sure how it will be for larger datasets. We have approximately 50 people using the solution in my organization.

Microsoft Bi is stable. 

The solution is stable enough, but I think Tableau has a better interactive UX and user experience. We are not using Tableau right now.

We have tens of thousands of users, and we are willing to increase the number of users.

This solution is stable. It's a nice solution to have.

The solution is stable.

We found no issues. It is an aggregated reporting tool. It cannot handle a detailed level of data. It is meant only for the dashboarding purpose. You need to have your underlying data in an aggregated way, and then it would be faster. It depends on whether you have a live connection or you don't have a live connection.

Microsoft BI is stable, but I cannot comment on the stability as we haven't yet used it for a big project.

Yes, when the volume of data is large.

Microsoft BI is stable.

Microsoft BI has been good. I don't believe I have any issues with the stability aspect of it yet.

It is stable.

Very good. We don't have any issue regarding the stability of the solution.

Microsoft BI is definitely stable.

Microsoft Power BI is stable compared to any other business subjects or any other tools.

The solution is stable and the performance is pretty good, From what I have experienced. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

That said, we haven't used it for a full year yet, and it's hard to gauge its stability for the long term. Right now, based on the information I have, I'd rate it at 70% stable. 

Power BI is stable. I have not used it extensively, but from what I understand from my colleagues, it's stable. 

It is stable enough.

The product has been quite stable so far. The performance is good. It's reliable. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

In an abstract sense, it's holding up. I don't speak to actual customers of Microsoft products to answer that question. But I would suggest that it's holding up because the Gartner Group put out another magic quadrant output that describes it as being in the leader category.

It's a well-respected research group, Gartner. In fact, companies that want to acquire its research for anything more specific or consulting, have to pay for it and have ownership. I don't pay for it. But there are many vendors who have my school email on their lists, so I get the reports for free, and I have my hands on quite a collection of the reports.

And that's why I'm mentioning them because the Gartner Group has mentioned Power BI twice now. So as far as long-term prospects go, I'd say Power BI is a stable solution.

The stability is very good. We have no problems.

We receive an update every month with new functions, so we are not missing anything.

There were no stability issues.

Microsoft Power BI is stable with no issue.

This is a stable solution. 

The stability is okay, although there are occasional connectivity problems when it comes to managed gateway communication of data OnPrem and troubleshooting. The OnPrem stability should be addressed. 

Power BI is as stable as every other Microsoft product. It depends on the environment and other factors — it's not just Power BI. But it's quite stable, I think. And it's also on a very high level.

We were satisfied with the stability of Microsoft BI.

It is a very robust and stable solution. We are a company that works with enterprise solutions from SAP and Microsoft. We have worked with companies that have 5,000 users and without a problem. So, it is very robust and stable.

It's not only stable but it's constantly improving. 

The solution is reliable, we do not have a problem with the availability.

Microsoft BI is a stable solution.

The product is very stable so far.

This is a stable product.

It has improved over the years. There were problems a few years ago, but now, it is way better.

The stability of the solution has been good.

The solution is very stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable and the performance is very good.

The stability is very good. It's a Microsoft product and therefore they wouldn't put anything out that wasn't tested and worthy of release. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's quite reliable and offers good performance. 

The solution is quite stable. I'd call it reliable. It doesn't crash or freeze and I can't recall bugs or glitches happening.

It is stable. I haven't found it hanging. It consumes a lot of memory on the local system but not while developing the reports. It also depends on the data on which we are working, but generally, it is light and stable.

It is stable.

In the beginning, we did encounter some stability issues; now, Microsoft is doing great things to make this product more stable and enhanced.

The stability has been good. There aren't bugs or glitches really. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's pretty reliable. 

Power BI's stability has improved in the last few years and now seems pretty good, especially with R.

Microsoft BI is stable. 

Stability is quite good. It's reliable.

Stability is quite good as long as you have proper sizing from the beginnings. If you do the right sizing keeping in mind the current usage as well as future growth, it is good.

Microsoft Power BI is a very stable tool.

The stability is okay, but the real-time integration is lacking.

Microsoft BI is stable. 

Power BI is stable. 

The solution is stable and reliable. The performance is good. It's not a product that crashes or freezes. There aren't bugs or glitches to deal with.

It's robust.

The stability is great. There aren't issues around bugs or glitches. It doesn't freeze. I haven't experienced a crash. It's reliable. 

It was a short project on the Power BI side. I didn't really identify any glitches. Certainly, over time things might've come out, however, I enjoy doing experimenting and playing around with things. The one definite thing that I noticed, as I do art with Tableau, is some really neat art stuff, so I tried to replicate that with Power BI and the quality just wasn't there.

The stability is good. 

It is very stable and very reliable. It is by far the most reliable system I have used for deploying many things.

In terms of stability, this product has never failed me. I have not experienced any bugs or glitches.

Stability is okay.

The solution is stable, but not as good as other tools I use.

The stability is good. The solution is being used daily, on a moderate to high level in our organization.

The stability is good.

Microsoft BI is stable.

The stability of Microsoft BI is good.

Stability has been good so far. 

I haven't really had any issues, but I haven't given it the full whammy or the full monty. It's been stable for my use.

It is reasonably stable.

It is very stable.

Microsoft BI is a stable solution. We haven't had any issues yet.

The stability of the product is very good. Microsoft solutions are very reliable. They're very mature and deliver reliable solutions. 

It works perfectly so far.

The stability is good, no problem. We haven't had any trouble with it.

The product was pretty stable but when it comes to collecting real-time data we encountered some data dropping issues.

Microsoft BI is stable.

The solution is not really stable. I've faced a lot of limitations especially in terms of some data flows updates. We have faced some exceptions. Right now, we have created a case for Microsoft in order to solve some problems we've been having as, right now, there's some sort of system fault.

While the platform is a little more stable, the big problem is the latency issues around customer updates.

In a recent project, in Sweden, we faced an exception in Power BI from the update path. Whenever we refresh the animations and the fact tables, we faced something that said we couldn't upload the data. After 20 minutes we tried to refresh again. We didn't change anything with our reports or platform or anything related to infrastructure or schema. We didn't touch anything. An yet, the data is updated successfully. That leads us to ask the question: what was the problem 20 minutes ago? We still don't know the answer.

That is why we need some stability for the update service. We are deciding some business decisions based on this data. If this data is not updated, we may decide to take the wrong path. 

This is very important in the retail industry. For example in the grocery field, sometimes with vegetables or fruits or other products, customers need to decide to change the prices within lock days. They need to decide, based on demand, if they should increase or lower prices. They can't make the correct decisions if the numbers don't update.  

Overall, it is pretty stable. The cloud version is definitely very stable, and I have found very few flaws or areas for improvement. We have been using it for more than five years and we have every intention to continue with it.

Stability is pretty good. I've been using other services from Microsoft and the support also has been really good so it's a very stable platform and the support services are excellent.

Yes.

There was no issue with stability.

The stability is good.

It's a stable solution. 

The stability is very good now; it was definitely really poor a year ago.

No.

It feels very stable. A bit slow sometimes when you change stuff and you want to refresh data and apply it to the data model in your queries. You want to apply that to your reports and dashboards and it can be a bit slow sometimes.

I find the solution to be 70 percent stable. 

Power BI has been stable so far. 

The product is stable. For one of our customers, there are one thousand clients connecting to the same report. Everyone gets their own results and can search them. It needs more power. It can consume a lot of energy. 

The solution is extremely stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's very reliable in terms of performance, but it is slow sometimes.

If implemented correctly, Microsoft BI is quite stable. 

It has good stability.

I've used the IBM suite, and I've used SAP, and Microsoft is fairly stable for me. And because there is a large community for issues that arise, for every bug that you encounter, you have a solution, just Google it, without having to go for special training like with SAS.

The solution has been stable. Everything has been running smoothly.

At times it is not stable, and we need to use other connectors to link with the data.

The stability is not so great because when you have to improve your performance, you have to double your storage, so sometimes it becomes very expensive.

The solution is stable.

Microsoft BI has been stable in my usage.

The product is reliable and stable. There is not much downtime or anything. In terms of data, there will be more data related to or within your connection and with your set of data or gateway. 

I have found the solution to be stable.

Microsoft BI is a stable solution.

In my experience, I have found this solution scalable.

In some ways, it is stable.

The stability is good.

It seems stable. I haven't heard of any difficulties from my clients that utilize Power BI. 

In terms of stability, we haven't had any challenges with it at this point. As with multiple integrations across several companies we tend to make whatever change is best for the biggest base of clients. We haven't had any issues thus far.

This product is pretty stable.

Microsoft BI is a stable product.

No issues with the stability.

It can be annoyingly slow at times, but I think it's because of the bandwidth, the connectivity we have. I've always believed if we had better connectivity, it would be perfect. Sometimes it's slow. But I really don't blame it on the solution. I blame it, but on my connectivity.

The solution is stable.

The stability of this solution is great.

I have found the solution to have high performance and to be reliable.

It is not completely stable. Sometimes, it goes off for the whole North Europe region. Its stability should be improved.

• Long-running queries could take your system down. The desire of "I Want It All In One Report" should be avoided. All users should tune their reports and use parameters to get their reports in a light way.
• Internet Explorer could be tricky sometimes.

The solution is stable. 

Because our internet here is not constant, it fluctuates, which is why I don' use the cloud-based version.

It is not stable. The stability could be improved.

I think the stability is good. I haven't had any problems yet with Power BI.

It's very stable. I'm very satisfied with the tool.

None encountered.

I've seen no issues with BI's stability.

The stability is good but as you add more data the stability decreases.

It is a stable solution.

Actually, it's a stable solution. But in some companies, based on my experience, my previous company, using the FAP solution for their IP solution. Then for our Powerband, the BI2, the data come from EIPCN, something like that, but actually it seems that the Powerband don't have very good integration with FAP interface. The integration from from FAP is not so convenient

Flawless. Absolutely flawless. The stability is excellent.

We often experience stability issues.

There were no stability issues.

The solution is stable.

No. It works on all versions of NAV and AX.

Stability issues are due to bad hardware sizing, bad forecast of volumes, or bad data modeling.

No issues encountered.

Sometimes in the starting few months of every new release.

The stability is excellent. 

Microsoft BI could be a little more stable.

The stability is good but sometimes we need to validate the data. 

I have not yet encountered any issues with stability.

The product is stable. At times, it is slow when you use relational database as a data source, however it is fast when you use multidimensional cubes for high volume data.

We do have issues, but we can solve them ourselves.

The solution is stable.