(Livestream Replay) Sensitivity Labels and the Microsoft Data Platform! - with Heidi Hastings

ABSTRACT 📝

Join Heidi Hastings and I as we dissect everything about sensitivity labels! Such as what they are, how they're used, why they're important, where to find them, and more! You'll also see what they look like in Power BI, Purview, Excel, Azure SQL, and other locations!

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Heidi Hasting is a Business Intelligence professional and former software developer with over eight years experience in Microsoft products. She is an ALM/DLM enthusiast and Azure DevOps fan and co-founder and organizer of the Adelaide Power BI User Group. Heidi is a regular attendee at tech events including Azure Bootcamps, DevOps days, SQLSaturdays, Difinity and PASS Summit.

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(Livestream Replay) Getting to know Power BI Template Apps (AppSource) - with Teddy Bercovitz

Getting started with Power BI can be as easy as installing a template app, we will review the (AppSource) marketplace what you can find the installation experience of template apps for end users. Power BI authors will find ways to leverage template apps as a proxy model to dataset, why you should always check out the marketplace before starting from scratch and how template apps can be a way to share a protected pbix with other users.

GUEST BIO 📄

Principal Program Manager, Power BI template apps & Power Apps solutions Teddy Bercovitz has held various engineering and product management roles for the past 15 years. Teddy is part of Power BI’s developer group focused on building extensibility stories with 3rd party marketplace offerings driving success to Microsoft's partners.

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(Livestream Replay) Microsoft Power Platform Integration - Chuck Sterling

Hang out with us as Charles (Chuck) Sterling and I talk about the Power Platform!

TOPIC DESCRIPTION

While you are probably already familiar with Power BI, Power Apps and Microsoft Flow; you may not know that Microsoft is bringing these tools together into a unified brand called: the Microsoft Power platform. In this session Microsoft Senior Program Manager, Charles Sterling will give an all demo introduction to these products AND how you can use these products together with other offerings such as their new database engine called Common Data Service for Apps and Microsoft Forms to create very sophisticated “no code/low code” solutions for Business Analysts and citizen developers.

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