Pragati Jain

Move beyond error-prone spreadsheets and learn to build a governed, end-to-end planning solution in Microsoft Fabric. In this four-hour, hands-on workshop, participants will use PowerTables to turn Product and Customer dimensions into master data management applications with validation rules, audit trails, role-based security, and approval workflows.

Is your Microsoft Fabric Capacity being drained by "ghost" pipeline runs? In many traditional data architectures, we schedule pipelines to run every hour or every 15 minutes; only for them to find no new data to process.

Permissions got you puzzled? Discover how to crack common access problems, streamline permissions and implement best practices for a secure, well-managed and collaboration-ready Fabric environment; because permissions can make or break your Fabric setup.

As organisations rely on Microsoft Fabric to unify their data, analytics, and business intelligence workflows; managing access effectively becomes more critical than ever. This session explores the ins and outs of permissions in Microsoft Fabric, helping you understand how to protect sensitive information while enabling collaboration and productivity.

This is a complete training session for the audience to start their journey with Microsoft Power BI. In the end of the training, the audience will leave the room with a fully functional Power BI report created using a real-world dataset.

In this session we introduce Fabricators to the DP-600 exam. Which you need to pass to gain the Microsoft Certified: Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate certification.

In this session we introduce Fabricators to the DP-600 exam. Which you need to pass to gain the Microsoft Certified: Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate certification.

DAX is a language that provides integration of functions and operators to build formulas in Microsoft Power BI tool. It can be specially life-saving when it comes to adding dynamic calculations to your report.

In this era, where we have a strong need to understand the data around; it is essential to have a skill where one can turn data into a story and explain it using the right tools, which can be well received by the audience. In this session I will take you through some of the best practices on visualization in Power BI and one can tell a story using these visuals. Data is never good; it is a storyteller’s job to turn this data into a story that is easy to understand by the audience. Agenda: · Going through what data is and overview of processes involved in translating data · Overview of Good Data vs Bad Data · Ways to identify Bad Data in Power BI · Best Practices on handling some of the data issues in Power BI · Best Practices on visualizing data in Power BI · Best practices around choosing the right visuals · Tips and tricks around communicating a story to your audience · Best practices around choosing the theme colours · Best practices around creating consistency/uniformity in your report · In the end, demonstrating a ready interactive Power BI report that has a story to be explained The session will be driven by using some ready reports in Power BI to explain the above concepts.