Brian Bønk

Every organisation has the same problem. Business terms are defined differently across teams, semantic models duplicate the same definitions, and your AI agents have no clue what the data actually means.

Fabric offers workloads for batch and streaming data ingestion and in this session, we will cover the practical use cases and implementations of both approaches.

Join two experts on Fabric Real-Time Intelligence and Fabric IQ for a hands-on, full-day workshop where AI meets real-time data. Explore Microsoft Fabric’s Real-Time Intelligence and Fabric IQ to build intelligent, event-driven architectures.

Every organisation has the same problem. Business terms are defined differently across teams, semantic models duplicate the same definitions, and your AI agents have no clue what the data actually means.

With Microsoft Fabric and the easy way of handling all your data needs, there is also a need for governance, logging and insights into the usage, events and telemetry that goes on in each workplace. This session takes its start from this need and will show you the whereabouts of the workspace monitoring in all its aspects.

Have you ever thought about what game you are in when doing business? The business you are doing every single day - data, integration, performance or what ever your field of expertise and interest is.

Have you ever thought about what game you are in when doing business? The business you are doing every single day - data, integration, performance or what ever your field of expertise and interest is.

With the continuous higher impact of the KQL database and Real-Time Intelligence, there comes a demand for securing the entire setup for both Eventstream, database and dashboard correctly.

Discover the power of KQL (Kusto Query Language) for Real-Time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric. Designed for beginners, this session covers KQL fundamentals, including syntax, querying, filtering, and visualizing data using Microsoft’s sample datasets. Gain the skills to start leveraging...

As data professionals, we often ask ourselves: Why yet another new coding language. In the release of Fabric the KQL (Kusto Query Language) was also a part of the need to have a full implementation capability.

Ready to elevate your career in data engineering? This workshop is your comprehensive guide to mastering the skills required to succeed as a Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer and ace the DP-700 certification exam.

The new Eventhouse from Microsoft Fabric consolidates over 100.000 real-time analytics databases in one logical group. But why do that, and what cause do I have to use it?

Microsoft has released the next big visualization tool in the portfolio - Real-Time Dashboards. But how and where does it fit with the current Power BI tool and how do you use it at its best.

When working with reporting and analytics, the end user sometimes has demands for very frequent updates and expects almost zero latency. With the release of Real-Time dashboards in Fabric we now have the ability to deliver to these needs.

The world of data is transforming to more and more real-time need and organizations demanding insights in faster and faster paces. With the release of Real-Time Hub the Real-Time analytics service in Fabric takes its next step to gather all the streams and events in one service with a catalogue of data and ease of use.

Warehouses form part of the Fabric Data Platform and are a powerful method for processing and storing data ready for delivery to the business. In this 100 minute session we'll be taking a deep dive into Warehouses to understand the SQL Engine and how to build a Fabric Warehouse from the beginning.

Learn the Kusto language in 100 mins - from intro to hero all around the Kusto language and engine. With help on the language structure and guides on how to structure your queries and functions we go high and end up with the cooperation between Data Activator and Event stream.

Want to make a cutting edge data platform using Kusto in Fabric? Then come along for a journey into the world and wonders of Kusto and the new Streamevent service in Fabric.

The next challenge in data is rapidly becoming clear: How can we scale data value and bring data driven decision making to everyone? The 3 megatrends shaping modern data strategy – Data Mesh, Data Fabric, Modern Data Stack – are all about crossing the last mile to get data to everyone, not just data experts.