Bradley Schacht

Security is at the heart of Microsoft Fabric and there is no shortage of options. Virtual networks, private links, outbound access protection, conditional access and more. Let's not forget the new kid on the block, OneLake security. We will walk through a live demo on how to use VNETs, private...

Microsoft Fabric has AI Functions, Copilots, Data Agents, Fabric IQ, and the capability to extend Data Agents via Microsoft Foundry, Copilot Studio, & Python Code. In this session we will answer the following questions, when should you use Fabric IQ?

The world is awash with data and it is up to data professionals to make sense of it all. Microsoft has introduces the next generation of data and analytics: Microsoft Fabric!

Building a high-performing, secure, and future-ready data warehouse requires more than just loading data—it demands a well-structured architecture that balances speed, governance, and scalability.

The world is awash with data and it is up to data professionals to make sense of it all. Microsoft has introduces the next generation of data and analytics: Microsoft Fabric!

Migrating your database into Azure can be a challenging task if you are not familiar with the available tools and options. In this document, I will share my field experience and help you choose the best solution for your database migration into an Azure SQL DB or Managed Instance.

In a world of mesh, data lakes, and lakehouses the data warehouse is still the centerpiece of many analytical solutions. In this session we walk through building a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric from the ground up.

The world is awash with data and it is up to data professionals to make sense of it all. Microsoft has introduces the next generation of analytics: Microsoft Fabric!

Migrating your database into Azure (Fabric) can be a challenging task if you are not familiar with the available tools and options. In this document, I will share my field experience and help you choose the best solution for your database migration into an Azure SQL DB, Managed Instance, or Fabric options.

In a world of mesh, data lakes, and lakehouses the data warehouse is still the centerpiece of many analytical solutions. In this session we walk through building a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric from the ground up.

In a world of mesh, data lakes, and lakehouses the data warehouse is still the centerpiece of many analytical solutions. In this session we walk through building a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric from the ground up.

During this session we’ll explore the transition from Platform as a Service (PaaS) to Microsoft Fabric, a Software as a Service (SaaS) analytics platform. We’ll cover key differences, target audiences, setup, data management, scaling, access/security, and licensing.

Microsoft Fabric is a new data analytics offering from Microsoft that combines Power BI, ETL, data warehousing, data lakes, Spark, and more into a single connected platform. The challenge with so many options is choosing the right tool for the job.

The world is awash with data and it is up to data professionals to make sense of it all. That's where Microsoft next generation of analytics platform comes in: Microsoft Fabric!

The number one question that people have is "How do I get my On-Premises data into Microsoft Fabric!?!". We support a lot of data sources, and we have a few different ways that we can import data into Microsoft Fabric from On Premise.

Microsoft Fabric is a new data analytics offering from Microsoft that combines Power BI, ETL, data warehousing, data lakes, Spark, and more into a single connected platform. The challenge with so many options is choosing the right tool for the job.

On this presentation we will see different analytics architectures, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of those and how Microsoft Fabric is a platform that we can rely on to implement those different architectures.

Microsoft Fabric is a complete end-to-end analytics platform bringing together ETL, lakehouses, data warehouses, and Power BI in a single location. It’s built on a SaaS platform which helps deliver innovation more quickly and allowing users to get up and running in seconds.

Microsoft Fabric is a new data analytics offering from Microsoft that combines Power BI, ETL, data warehousing, data lakes, Spark, and more into a single connected platform. The challenge with so many options is choosing the right tool for the job.

Did you know that business users typically spend about 80% of their time on data preparation? Connecting to data sources is hard, you generally need multiple tools for multiple sources, data needs to be transformed to be useful, and then it all needs to be scalable and repeatable.