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Data Point Prague 2025

May 29–30, 2025 · Comfort Hotel Prague City East, Prague, Czechia

Conference
Data Point Prague Database
Dates
May 29, 2025 – May 30, 2025
Venue
Comfort Hotel Prague City East
Place
Prague, Czechia
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
datapointprague.cz
Recorded
6 sponsors · 29 speaker appearances
Notes
Second edition, widened beyond Power BI/Fabric to other cloud platforms, AI and data engineering (Snowflake, Databricks, SQL Server). 29 May: five full-day pre-con workshops (one in Czech); 30 May: conference on 4 stages, keynote by Rui Romano (Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Power BI team; listed on the 2025 page, not in the Sessionize grid). Speakers from the Sessionize schedule embedded on the organizer's 2025 program page; affiliation from the Sessionize tagline where it names an employer. Sponsors from the archived pre-event home page; one Gold logo has only the alt text "dbi-logo-white" and is recorded as "dbi" (company not identifiable from the page).

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
One-day pass, conference only (early bird)CZK 3,500—Excl. 21% VAT; 50 passesweb.archive.org
One-day pass, conference only (standard)CZK 4,500—Excl. 21% VATweb.archive.org
Two-day pass, pre-con + conference (early bird)CZK 12,500—Excl. 21% VAT; 10 passesweb.archive.org
Two-day pass, pre-con + conference (standard)CZK 14,500—Excl. 21% VATweb.archive.org

Sponsors 6

Speakers and talks 29

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Rui RomanoMicrosoftKeynoteCode, Collaborate, Accelerate: The New Era of Power BI Development—
Arthur Graus—SpeakerPython in Fabric for Data Engineers: all you need to know—
Atte SukariCloud1SpeakerMaximize Efficiency in Microsoft Fabric: When to Choose Python Notebooks Over Spark—
Benni De Jagere—SpeakerCopilot in Fabric - Explained for the Administrator!—
Daniel HutmacherStructured ConceptsSpeakerThe Old Dog of Data Security — SQL Injection—
Daniel PatkosVisualLabsSpeakerBeyond Version Control: GitHub Actions for Power BI Development—
Erwin de KreukInSparkSpeakerThe Crucial Role of Data Quality in Your Data Estate—
Erwin de KreukInSparkWorkshopEmbark on a transformative journey into building an end-to-end solution within the Microsoft Fabric.—
Francesco BergamaschiBologna UniversitySpeakerVisual Calculations and Visual Context: the revolution that changes the way of writing DAX code—
Hugo Kornelis—SpeakerHere’s the execution plan … now what?—
Jean JosephMicrosoftSpeakerDesigning and Implementing Dynamic Data Pipelines using Microsoft Fabric—
Jiří NeoralGesteemWorkshopMastering DAX and beyond—
Jiří NeoralGesteemSpeakerPower BI and SSAS better together—
Johan Ludvig Brattås—SpeakerDive into the Delta Lake—
Johan Ludvig Brattås—WorkshopBuild A Fabric Real-time Intelligence Solution in One Day—
Lisa Hoving—SpeakerHelp, my Azure Databricks is too expensive! Some tips and tricks.—
Maciej PileckiWoodlerSpeakerAdvanced SQL Server Table and Index Partitioning—
Marc Lelijveld—SpeakerReaching maximum automation: Generating semantic models as part of your platform workloads—
Marc Lelijveld—WorkshopEmbark on a transformative journey into building an end-to-end solution within the Microsoft Fabric.—
Markus Ehrenmueller-Jensen—WorkshopWorkshop: Data Modelling in Power BI – From Zero to Hero—
Markus Ehrenmueller-Jensen—SpeakerBecome a Guardian of the Star Schema—
Oskari HeikkinenDatablincSpeakerWarehouse in Microsoft Fabric: Architecture Deep Dive—
Pascal Kiefer—SpeakerPower BI Embedded: Next-Level Analytics—
Paul AndrewCloud FormationsSpeakerBuilding Near Real-time Data Solutions in Microsoft Azure & Fabric—
Roman TesolkinAllianzSpeakerSky Analytics: Turning Raw Drone Logs into Visual Stories with Power BI—
Tomasz KostyrkaGetInDataSpeakerGoing Live with dbt-core on Databricks and MS Fabric—
Uwe Rickendb Berater GmbHSpeakerMastering TABLEHINT options in T-SQL—
Uwe Rickendb Berater GmbHWorkshopImprove Your Skills as a Database Developer for SQL Server—
Vojtěch Šíma—SpeakerDAX Query: Next-Level Data Source Insights—

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