#MSBIFI Coffee Break on viikottainen Data Platform -tietoisku. 15 minuuttia, kahvihetken verran. Ei esittelyitä, ei mainoksia, vaan jokin yksittäinen asia joka viikko taatusti ajankohtaisesta asiasta.

Puhujat toivottavasti monesta firmasta ja varalla aina järjestävä poppoo, joten setti toteutuu joka viikko!

Kenelle: Kaikille Microsoft Data Platformista kiinnostuneille. Osallistuminen Teamsin kautta, joten näemme keitä muita sessiossa on. Mutta niin sen pitääkin olla ja huippua kun voi kerran viikossa huikkaista moikat sille naapurifirman arkkitehdille.

Aihe tulee aina hieman yli viikko ennen tapahtumaan. Teams kutsu oheisen linkin takana (https://qum.io/khc) . Voit liittyä Teamsiin myös suoraan linkillä: https://qum.io/kh2021 Jos linkki antaa lyhyturlivirheen, on suora teams-linkki oikealla kunhan olet kirjautunut!

Microsoft Data Platform User Group - Finland

Vesa Tikkanen

Vesa Jaakola

Janne Kylli

Coffee Break: Microsoft BI/Data Platform. 15-minutes online meeting

Online event

**Event Description:**
Explore the latest advancements in Microsoft Fabric and Azure Data Platform from Ignite! This Post-Ignite event will cover:

* **New Features in Microsoft Fabric:** Discover enhancements and new tools.
* **Azure Data Platform Innovations:** Learn about the latest updates and capabilities.
* **Real-World Applications:** See how these technologies can transform your data projects.

**Hands-On Demonstration:** Experience live demos showcasing the integration of Microsoft Fabric and Azure Data Platform.
Stay ahead with cutting-edge insights and network with fellow professionals.

Data & AI for Intelligent Cloud Hamburg

Matthias Falland | MVP

Noah

Kavya Ramesh

Post-Ignite Event: Unleashing the Power of Microsoft Fabric

**Presentation:** "Semantic Modeling as Code" with TMDL using Power BI Desktop Developer Mode (PBIP) and VS Code
**Delivery:** Online
**Level**: Intermediate to Advanced
**Food**: No food provided

**Overview:** The landscape for developing enterprise-scale models has never been more exciting than it is now! Developer mode in Power BI Desktop and the new TMDL language unlock new scenarios that previously weren't possible, such as great source control and co-development experiences with Git integration. Additionally, the TMDL Visual Studio Code extension offers a new, powerful and efficient, code-first semantic modeling experience. Join us to discover the new and powerful ways you can leverage TMDL to accelerate your model development and get a sneak peek into the TMDL roadmap from the Power BI product team.

Atlanta Microsoft Business Intelligence Users

Teo Lachev

Kboo

Ksenia

"Semantic Modeling as Code" with TMDL using Power BI Desktop Developer Mode

Hi Everyone - the end of year is fast approaching

We have one more event for you, **next Tuesday 3rd Dec, 12:30pm** as usual
This month Paul Turley will kindly present for us, another Fabric session, this time focussing on the transition and impacts if you have been working solely within the PowerBI space - hope to see you there, please bring questions!! 😊

We look forward to seeing you all online!
Thanks
Ben and Heidi

#### Description

Fabric is here but what does that mean if you are using Power BI?
What do you need to know and what, if anything, will you need to change if you are a Power BI report designer, developer or BI solution architect?
What parts of Fabric should you use now and how do you plan for the near-term future?

#### Paul Turley

Director and Competency Lead
Paul is a Director & Competency Lead for 3Cloud Solutions, a 14-year Microsoft Data Platform MVP and FastTrack Recognized Solution Architect. He consults, writes, speaks, teaches & blogs at SqlServerBI.blog about business intelligence and reporting solutions. He works with companies around the world to model data, visualize and deliver critical information to make informed business decisions; using the Microsoft data platform and business analytics tools. He is a Director of the Oregon Data Community PASS chapter & user group, the author/co-author of 15 titles. He holds several certifications for the Data Platform and BI.

Adelaide Power BI & Fabric Group

Ben McNamara

Heidi Hasting

Alex CHONG

Moving from Power BI to Microsoft Fabric with Paul Turley

**Python - what's all the fuss about and how do I get started**

We've had many sessions recently about Python and Fabric highlighting some of the amazing possibilities that are available with the use of these two tools.

In this session, I want to strip it back and take you through step by step on how to get started so that you can play and build in confidence.
We'll be utilising Chat GPT, we'll create notebooks with Power BI reports in them, we'll explore Sempy, we'll explore Pandas, we'll look at apis and we'll replicate Pagniated Reporting. By the end of the session, you'll feel confident enought to have a go and create your own notebooks.

Blog:
Most of you probably know who I am as I'm the founder of the User Group but if you don't, see Chat GPT's beautiful summary of me:

Sue Bayes is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP with over five years of independent consulting experience as a data analyst and Power BI developer, helping businesses harness the full potential of their data. Certified as a Fabric Analytics Engineer, an Azure Enterprise Data Analyst and Power BI Data Analyst Associate, Sue is passionate about leveraging the latest tools in Microsoft Fabric to provide end-to-end data engineering solutions, with a strong emphasis on integrating Python into workflows.

Her expertise spans a wide range of reporting solutions, from project management and financial reporting to bespoke data cleansing, sentiment analysis, and advanced data pipelines within the Fabric environment. Sue's technical skills include Python, SQL, R, and C#, but her real passion lies in Power BI's M language and DAX, which she uses to create high-performance, dynamic reports.

Before becoming an independent consultant, Sue spent 15 years lecturing in Business and Computing, helping to shape the next generation of data professionals. Her deep understanding of data engineering, paired with a love for creating streamlined, actionable insights, has made her a sought-after expert in both the public and private sectors.

Outside of her professional life, Sue enjoys running, walking her dog, and embracing the outdoors whenever she can.

Devon and Cornwall Microsoft Power BI User Group

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