May be .Yes As I worked on both the tools I can say Power BI installationConfiguration and Management is lot more easier whenpared to the SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) have their own technicalities and BI has few limitations as it is new into the market (4 years old). With the functionality present in the Power BI Desktop that should be the standardized format(.pbix) .Every month microsoft ising up with new features for the Power BI tools where we can expect a lot of features as well as changes in the near future. Power BI has following services which are better whenpared to SSRS Visualizations more fun to create dashboards and reports with easy development ) Community Service support (adaptability and responsiveness).No need to use a seperate tool for mobile reports like in SSRS SSRS will look professional custom brand packages can be loaded allowing it to have a look and feel to match your organization. The ugly duckling of the reporting world has gotten an extreme makeover. But there is one slight problem. All of these enhancements are great but they continue to position SSRS and Power BI as separate distinct platforms. SSRS has few strong features Delivery reports in multiple formats automatically (Scheduling via Subscriptions). Better for on-premise security control. You can control the clients used to visualize the reports. Requires SQL SERVER licenses At this point of time it is better to learn PowerBI as it has a lot of demand in the market and as I said I personally love two tools really work together with SQL 216 I encourage to look into the new vision for BI going forward. SSRS reports in Power BI Service Desktop files as backend for SSRS reports - looks really exciting!!