The Microsoft Power BI for iOS app on the iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch delivers the mobile BI experience for Power BI, Power BI Report Server, and Reporting Services. View and interact with your company dashboards on premises and in the cloud from anywhere, with live, touch-enabled mobile access. Explore the data in dashboards, and share with your colleagues in email or text messages. And keep up to date with your most timely data on your Apple Watch.
Then in the Power BI mobile app for iOS, you interact with your dashboards and reports, whether on premises or in the cloud.
You can run the Power BI for iOS app on iPhone 5 and above, with iOS 10 or later. You can also run it on an iPad or iPod Touch with iOS 10 or later.
If you haven't already signed up, go to powerbi.com, and under Power BI - Cloud collaboration and sharing, select Try free.
When you're in the app, just tap the global navigation button in the upper-left corner to go between the two.
Even without signing up, you can play with the Power BI and Reporting Services samples. After you download the app, you can view the samples or get started. Go back to the samples whenever you want from the global navigation.
You can view and interact with the Power BI dashboard samples, but there are a few things you can't do with them. You can't open the reports behind the dashboards, share the samples with others, or make them your favorites.
Not all features are available in the samples. For example, you can't view the sample reports that underlie the dashboards.
Open either the Retail Reports or the Sales Reports folder to explore their KPIs and mobile reports.
Your dashboards and reports are stored in different locations in the Power BI mobile apps, depending on where they came from. Read about finding your content in the mobile apps. Plus you can always search for anything you have in the Power BI mobile apps.
On the Favorites page in the mobile apps, you see all of your favorite Power BI dashboards, together with Power BI Report Server and Reporting Services KPIs and reports. When you make a dashboard a favorite in the Power BI mobile app, you can access it from all of your devices, including the Power BI service in your browser.
Organizations can use Microsoft Intune to manage devices and applications, including the Power BI mobile apps for Android and iOS.
Microsoft Intune lets organizations control items like requiring an access pin, controlling how data is handled by the application, and even encrypting application data when the app isn't in use.
If you use the Power BI mobile app on your iOS device and your organization has configured Microsoft Intune MAM, then background data refresh is turned off. The next time you enter the app, Power BI refreshes the data from the Power BI service on the web.
Open Journal Systems offers a variety of tools and plugins which allow you to inject data into and extract data from OJS. This chapter explains how to use import and export tools and plugins. More information can be found in each plugin’s documentation within OJS’ plugin directory (plugins/).
Most import and export functions can be carried out by logging in as Journal Manager and going to Tools > Import/Export.
However, in some cases import/export plugins need to be installed or enabled first under Settings > Website > Plugins. How to access and use specific plugins and functions are explained in the sections below.
Articles and issues can be quickly imported into OJS using the Quick Submit Plugin or the Native XML Plugin (formerly the Articles and Issues XML Plugin). The Quick Submit Plugin is a useful tool for importing 5-10 articles, but for larger numbers of articles and issues, or if you have your metadata in a transformable format, you may wish to use the Native XML Plugin.
The Quick Submit Plugin allows you to quickly add complete submissions to an issue. It provides a one-step submission process for editors needing to bypass the traditional submission, review, and editing process.
Journals who are using OJS to display and publish their content without using the editorial workflow
Journals that were published using another platform and are migrating to OJS, when a conversion tool for that platform is not available
First, ensure that the Quick Submit Plugin has been installed and enabled for your journal. You will need to have the Journal Manager role to enable the plugin and the Administrator role to install the plugin.
Click on Install. If you do not see the Install button, you will need to ask the Administrator of your site to install the plugin for you.
A popup box will open and ask “Are you sure you wish to install this plugin?” Click OK and wait a few minutes while the installation completes.
After the plugin has been installed, go back to the Installed Plugins tab and find the Quick Submit Plugin.
Next you will need to create the issues (or issue) that will contain the new articles you are importing.
Choose the section of the journal that the article will appear in from the drop-down list in the Section field.
Under Galleys, click Add Galley to upload a PDF file of the article. A popup box will open where you can enter the Galley Label and language of the galley. Once you click Save, another box will open where you can select the Article Component and upload the file.
At the end of the Quick Submit Plugin form, you can select whether you want the article you are adding to be published immediately or unpublished, if you wish to publish it later.
The Native XML Plugin in OJS 3.x replaces the Articles and Issues XML Plugin, which was used in OJS 2 to import article and issue metadata into and out of OJS in an XML file. It can be used to import and export single or multiple issues and/or articles, including comprehensive metadata. It can be used in the following cases:
* Please note that the XML format used by the Native XML Plugin for OJS 3 is different from the XML format for the Articles and Issues XML Plugin used in OJS 2. If you export data from OJS 2 and want to import it into OJS 3, you will have to edit the XML file first. Also note that the schema is revised periodically; if exporting from one version of OJS and importing into a different version, you may need to adjust the XML slightly to account for these changes.
If you use the <embed> tag you will have to base64-encode your files. Using <embed> with a base64-encoded file would look something like this: [screenshot needed]
You can link to full URLs as well as local files using <href>. A full URL link would look like the following: [screenshot needed]
You can use local linking if your galleys are already stored on the destination machine, but in this case you need to launch the import from the command line. Importing a local file would look like the following: [add screenshot]
If your journal supports more than one locale, you can include translated terms in a separate entry: [screenshot]
If you make any typographical errors in the data you are trying to import, you may end up with duplicate or split entries: for example, if your journal already has a section “Articles” with the initials ART, but you mistype in your XML file <abbrev locale=”en_US”>AR</abbrev> instead of <abbrev locale=”en_US”>ART</abbrev>, a new journal section with the initials AR will be created, and that one article will be added to it. This can be easily fixed pre-import, but difficult to clean up after.
You should validate your XML file before importing it. If you are using an XML editor tool, such as Liquid XML Editor or Oxygen XML, you can validate the file there. If the XML is not valid an error message will display identifying what line(s) have errors.
* Please note that using this plugin to export articles and issues will not only export all relevant metadata, but will include all article files (HTML, PDF, etc.) embedded within the XML document in Base64 encoding. This can result in large, cumbersome XML files, especially when multiple issues are exported at once. Opening them in an editor to view or change any XML data or metadata may be taxing for your computer, and it may take some time to download and/or upload said files, depending on your connection and the resources of the source server.
The Users XML Plugin can be used to import and export users and their roles. It can be used in the following cases:
* Please note that the XML format used by the Users XML Plugin in OJS 3 is different from the XML format used by the Plugin in OJS 2. If you export data from OJS 2 and want to import it into OJS 3, you will have to edit the XML file first.
If you allow the system to generate passwords for the users you are uploading, you can optionally allow the system to email the users with their account credentials. This option can be found on the Users XML Plugin Page (“Send a notification email to each imported user containing the user’s username and password.”).
You can require the user change their password when they next log in by setting the password attribute “change” to “true”: <password must_change=”true”>myoldpassword</password>
OJS has plugins that allow you to export article metadata to external sites and indexing services that is compatible with their format.
Obtain an API key from DOAJ by going to https://doaj.org/, logging in, and checking your membership number.
Check off “OJS will deposit articles automatically to DOAJ. Please note that this may take a short amount of time after publication to process. You can check for all unregistered articles.”
Did you validate your XML file before importing it? If you did not, run it through a validator in your XML editor or browser and the validator will indicate what is wrong with the file.
View compliance information for software model results from the Product Results list after reconciliation is run.
You can view License Metric Results, Remediation Options, Unlicensed Installs, and Removal Candidates related lists for a software model result from a Product Result record. When the Procurement application [com.snc.procurement] is active, you can also create and view purchase orders directly from the Remediation Options form. Additional remediation options include ability to automatically create and remove allocations, remove unallocated installs, and remove unlicensed installs.
For example, if the status of a product result shows that it is not compliant, you can drill down on the product result to view software model details, such as the number of unlicensed installs and the true-up cost to become compliant. Further, you can drill down on the software model result to view the license metric result, which is based on the entitlements for the product.
License metric result information includes rights owned and rights used as well as the license allocation breakdown so you can determine your options to become compliant. The Remediation Options related list shows the number of rights needed and calculates the cost of those rights for you, based on the license metric.
Navigate to Software Asset > Reconciliation > Product Results and open a record to view product results details.
In the Software Model Results related list, open a record to view the details (see table for field descriptions).
Software model Software model associated with the product. Drill down on the software model to see the software model result.
Group Group specified on which to run reconciliation. Values include None, Country, Department, Company, Region, and Cost Center.
Subgroup Subgroup specified on which to run reconciliation. Values include None, Country, Department, Company, Region, and Cost Center.
Note: If the agreement type is Enterprise Level Agreement or Unlimited Level Agreement, the Status is Compliant even if there are unlicensed installations.
Unlicensed installs Number of unlicensed software installations that are not covered by any entitlements.
True-up cost Estimated cost of remediating non-compliance based on the least number of rights needed (rights needed * average price per right from entitlements). The lowest cost from Purchase Rights remediation options.
Over-licensed amount Estimated cost of rights not being used. The sum of the Over Licensed amount from the True-up value costs.
License metric License metric that the software license is counted against when reconciliation is run.
When this value is greater than 0, two remediation options (Create Allocations and Remove Unallocated Installs) are automatically created for each unique license metric in the software model that meets this requirement, except User CAL and Device CAL.
Note: Allocated not in use reflects rights that are wasted because the user or device for which these rights have been allocated do not have the software installed.
When this value is greater than 0, a Remove Allocations remediation option is automatically created for each unique license metric in the software model that meets this requirement.
Not allocated Number of rights that have not been allocated (rights owned - allocated regardless of whether installed or not).
Allocations needed Number of allocations needed for compliance. Only used for Per Named User and Per Named Device license metrics.
Purchase order Purchase order number associated with the remediation option, if a purchase order was created.
True-up cost Estimated cost of remediating non-compliance based on the least number of rights needed.
Once allocations are created, the status of Remove Unallocated Installs remediation options for the same license metric of the same software model result are then set to Void.
Note: The Create Purchase Order button creates a purchase order but is only shown when rights needed is greater than 0, and Procurement is active.
Metric group and License metric fields are added to the purchase order form so the entitlement can be automatically created when the order is complete.
Once a purchase order is created, the Purchase order field, containing the purchase order reference, is added to the remediation option.
A confirmation message is shown and all applicable removal candidates are added to the Removal Candidates related list.
Citizens of most foreign countries willing to travel to Russia for tourism need to get a tourist visa prior to their arrival to Russia. If you would like to know if you are required to obtain a tourist visa to visit Russia, then we suggest that you use iVisa.com and apply for the Russian Tourist Visa through them.
In order to apply for your Russian Tourist Visa with iVisa.com, you will need to get the following documents:
Passport photo taken within the past 6 months – One picture of an applicant according to Russian visa photo specifications.
Applicant’s Passport, MUST contain two blank visa pages side by side and be valid for at least 6 months after entry into Russia.
If the applicant will not be applying with a US passport, also submit: Proof of Legal Residency: notarized copy of visa, permanent resident card or US passport or US birth certificate.
Confirmation of the hotel reservation, confirmation of reception of the tourist, and register number from the Uniform Federal Register of the Tour Operators of the Federal Tourism Agency.
The Consular Division of the Embassy also has the right to call the applicants for an interview and request, if needed: a bank statement from the applicant; a statement from the employer regarding the applicant’s wages for the preceding year/ half year, or month; medical insurance valid in the country to be visited and fully covering the period of the first trip; documents regarding the applicant’s ownership of property in the country of his citizenship; a certificate on the makeup of the applicant’s family.
All questions in the application form should be answered. If a question is not applicable to the applicant, he should put “N/A”.
Type of visa or dates of entry/departure can not be changed or extended. If your travel plans have changed after the visa issuance you have to reapply for a new visa.