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Business Ops 3.0.2: Updated External Tools

February 3, 2022 By Mike Carlo
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Business Ops 3.0.2: Updated External Tools

Howdy folks, and Happy New Year!

We’ve just released Business Ops 3.0.2, which contains long-awaited updates for the following External Tools:

Thank you for your patience with the timing of this release. We hope you enjoy it!

– James

Download the latest version of Business Ops now!

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The Business Ops tool is designed to simplify your Development Experience with Power BI Desktop. There are a lot of challenges remembering where all the best power bi external tools are stored.  Many MVPs contribute amazing projects to make your development experience better.  The installer is intended to streamline and increase your efficiency when working in Power BI. Download this installer and you can add all the best External Tools directly into Power BI Desktop. Our release includes all the best External tools for Power BI Desktop. This will enable you to have a one stop shop for all the latest versions of External Tools.

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