Show Notes
In this Episode Els Van Vessem talks about the challenges of implementing Fabric in the government. In it they talk about doing proof of concepts with Fabric and the limitations when your data is confidential, protected and on-premises. Data sovereignty often means sticking to a hybrid approach. We also discuss the challenges of similarly named products with slight differences. Links Veteran's affairs hackPolice force hackFabric MirroringFabric Warehouse T-sql surface areaFreedom of Informati...
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Olena Kulish runs digital analytics at the National Council on Aging, where every dollar spent on tooling has to be justified to donors. We talk about why she ran a pilot instead of going all in, how hard it is to guess capacity during a 60-day trial, and having to rebuild everything when the region they needed wasn’t available. We also get into the DP-600 and why AI readiness is mostly the basics. https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenakulish1405/ https://claude.com/blog/how-anthropic-enabl...
Santhana Lakshmi Ponnurasan and I worked together at Truviz a few years back, but this is our first real conversation since she became a two-time competitor in the Power BI DataViz World Championship and a recent Microsoft MVP. We talk about building reports people actually use versus passion projects, and why she crosses things off a requirements list instead of checking them off. Lakshmi walks through competing on stage at the DataViz Championship in Atlanta and what got her past the fear o...
Kellyn Gorman is back for a reappraisal, this time on AI. We get into how you're the product, not the customer: what "help improve our models" actually means, plus real stories of companies dumping loan PII and entire product roadmaps into free ChatGPT. Kellyn walks through her research on the AI bubble and what your data is actually worth. We close on Fabric's data protection push, Flyway's new AI features, and why the boring skills, Git, DevOps, architecture, are the ones AI can't replace. ...
In this episode Aleksi Partanen about certifications, learning Fabric, and community. We talk about the Fabric certs and how much value they do or do not provide. We talk about community and motivations for being involved and cultivating communities. YouTube: Aleksi Partanen – Master Microsoft Fabric Fabric Forge: skool.com/fabricforge CertiAce: certiace.com Subreddit mentioned in the episode: r/MicrosoftFabric
Fatima Jallow, a data consultant based in Stockholm, helps us understand data movement in Fabric and when to use pipelines and dataflows. We talk about how pipelines specialize in orchestration. She shares with us her journey from executive assistant to data architect. Finally she talks about some challenges building a metadata-driven pipeline in Fabric from scratch. Resources FeedlyFatima Jallow on LinkedInSwedish Power BI & Fabric User GroupData Saturday Stockholm