End-to-end Power BI dashboard for Shield Insurance tracking revenue, customers, DRG/DCG growth, trends, and segmentation by city, sales mode, age group, and policy ID.
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End-to-end Power BI dashboard for Shield Insurance tracking revenue, customers, DRG/DCG growth, trends, and segmentation by city, sales mode, age group, and policy ID.
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