Oct 26th, 9:00AM - 4:00PM
About
Microsoft Fabric is the Brave New World of Microsoft Analytics. Fabric brings together not only Power BI, but all sorts of tools from the Microsoft data platform, including Data Factory, Synapse Data Warehouse, Azure Data Explorer, Spark, Azure Data Lake Gen 2, and more. It also introduces new capabilities such as OneLake, Lake Houses, Databases, and Real-Time Dashboards. The choices of tools have totally exploded.
This all-day tutorial will explore all of the different components of Microsoft Fabric and what they bring to the table, particularly from the perspective of a Power BI user. We will walk through its architecture and the user interface, working through a number of examples as we go. Finally, we will cover off how it is licensed, and a whole host of other miscellaneous topics including source control, and integration with other systems.
This tutorial consists of a mix of theory and demonstrations, with emphasis on the demonstrations using real-world data. It is designed for the beginner and the novice user, but even advanced users will find some nuggets of new information. Fabric is a fast-moving, and ever-changing product, and this tutorial is constantly updated to reflect that.
Above all, we encourage questions and dialogue. We can't answer your questions if you don't bring them, so please come armed! Feel free to even bring us data, and we can work through any reporting challenges that you may have. If you want to get exposed to Microsoft Fabric, this workshop is certainly for you.
This all-day tutorial will explore all of the different components of Microsoft Fabric and what they bring to the table, particularly from the perspective of a Power BI user. We will walk through its architecture and the user interface, working through a number of examples as we go. Finally, we will cover off how it is licensed, and a whole host of other miscellaneous topics including source control, and integration with other systems.
This tutorial consists of a mix of theory and demonstrations, with emphasis on the demonstrations using real-world data. It is designed for the beginner and the novice user, but even advanced users will find some nuggets of new information. Fabric is a fast-moving, and ever-changing product, and this tutorial is constantly updated to reflect that.
Above all, we encourage questions and dialogue. We can't answer your questions if you don't bring them, so please come armed! Feel free to even bring us data, and we can work through any reporting challenges that you may have. If you want to get exposed to Microsoft Fabric, this workshop is certainly for you.