Kasper de Jonge

Learn how Microsoft Fabric’s SaaS data platform impacts Power BI. We’ll cover lakehouses, warehouses, parquet storage, DirectLake vs. DirectQuery/Import, and show how common Power BI patterns—like incremental refresh—work inFabric.

Do you have to be experts like Bob Ward and Anna Hoffman to use SQL? What about Fabric?  Why not both? Come join our experts from Microsoft in this entertaining and educational session where the worlds of SQL and Fabric come to together in way you never knew existed

The analytics landscape for data focused application developers is changing fast, with AI, Real-time analytics, data sources growing exponentially and new tools available daily. Microsoft Fabric can serve as the center of data gravity for both business and technical users enabling data insights or data engineering over a single source of data, assisted by CoPilot. We will look at how Fabric can help make your developers and business users more productive with CoPilot, we will see how developers can leverage the latest AI functions to enrich the data or create a data agent to use expose to your business users or Co Pilot studio. Join us to understand the impact of AI on data analytics and take the next steps to leverage Microsoft Fabric for your organization’s success.

Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics solution for enterprises that covers everything from data movement to data science, Real-Time Analytics, and business intelligence. It offers a comprehensive suite of services, including data lake, data engineering, and data integration, all in one place. Microsoft Fabric is a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform which works differently than a PaaS (Platform as a Service) like Azure. With the Fabric SaaS service, you are getting a lot of security features out of the box that you might not be aware of to allow you to secure your data estate. This will make sure you understand what you get out of the box with Fabric and have the discussion with your security team!

The analytics landscape for data focused application developers is changing fast, with AI, Real-time analytics, data sources growing exponentially and new tools available daily. Microsoft Fabric can serve as the center of data gravity for both business and technical users enabling data insights or data engineering over a single source of data, assisted by CoPilot. We will look at how Fabric can help make your developers and business users more productive with CoPilot, we will see how developers can leverage the latest AI functions to enrich the data or create a data agent to use expose to your business users or Co Pilot studio. Join us to understand the impact of AI on data analytics and take the next steps to leverage Microsoft Fabric for your organization’s success.

Learn how Microsoft Fabric makes sure your data is secure. Did you know for example that all data is encrypted by default? Or that you can configure MFA for all your users? Fabric offers many of these possibilities and more out of the box without most of us knowing! In this session you will learn everything to convince your security team

In this session we will look at what Zero Trust principles are. Zero Trust is the modern way to apply security. It assumes a breach, verifies every user, and enforces least privilege, giving users access only to the private applications and resources they need. It no longer secures the perimeter (the network boundaries) which doesn't scale in the modern world. We will see how it applies to your Microsoft services like Microsoft Fabric too.