Introducing PowerOps! (A NEW Productivity Tool for Power BI Developers)

Video by: Reid Havens

A True Game Changer! Introducing a New Tool (PowerOps), which brings a single platform to seamlessly analyze, Compare, Optimize, Version Control and Deploy the PowerBI Reports. Current Features:

• Analyze - Get the instant insights of Both Report and Model including Bookmarks, Filters, Dependencies(Lineage) and many more.

• Compare - Compare between different version of Report or Model and easily identify the Changes in both tabular and Visual formats.

• Best Practices - Effortlessly assess the Report and Model against best practices,, identifying the areas of concern. Additionally, you have the option to create or edit rules.

• Zero-touch - Version Control with Azure Devops/GITHUB, Workspace Sync Ready and More..

Speaker Bio 👤

Vijay Hemantha is the founder of Truviz Inc, Located in USA. With over two decades of hands-on experience in the data and analytics arena, he has navigated a multitude of technologies, platforms, and tools. He is passionate about Business intelligence and AI. He has helped many organizations transform their data into valuable insights and actionable outcomes. He is actively engaged with various industry leaders and BI experts to improve the productivity of MS Fabric professionals worldwide.

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(Livestream Replay) VisOps with PBI Inspector - with Nat Van Gulck

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Testing the visual layer of Power BI reports has usually been a manual task. Thanks to the new Power BI Project file format however there is an opportunity to automatically check for visuals' issues around accessibility, consistency and performance and thereby align with your organizations Power BI Center of Excellence guidelines. In this session we will see how PBI Inspector, an open-source community tool, supports this process.

GUEST BIO (Nat Van Gulck) 👤

I started my career over twenty years ago as a .NET Software Developer while also developing an interest for Data Visualization. This led me to work on Qlik and Tableau data projects. Then Power BI became so compelling that I had to join Microsoft. As a Cloud Solutions Architect I help customers be successful with Power BI; PBI Inspector is part of this endeavor. The adventure continues with Microsoft Fabric.

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(Livestream Replay) #PowerQueryEverything with Copilot for Data Factory - with Alex Powers

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Generative AI and language model services, such as Azure OpenAI Service, are empowering both citizen and professional data wranglers to leverage AI in building solutions ranging from simple to complex using natural language. In this session, we’ll explore how data integration developers can get started and how they can bring their own creativity to increase authoring productivity.

GUEST BIO (Alex Powers) 👤

From financial services to felines, the World Wide Web to professional wrestling - Alex Powers has an affinity for the conventional and unconventional when it comes to information. A self-proclaimed Microsoft data & AI evangelist, he enjoys contributing to online forums, in-person training, and sharing his passion for empowering others using Microsoft technologies. Alex is currently a Senior Program Manager on Microsoft's Fabric Customer Advisory Team.

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Automatically Rename CamelCase Columns in Power Query!

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn about a technique to to rename columns containing either CamelCase or underscore (_) title formatting in Power Query. This technique was originally posted by Jani Zajc (links below) who collaborated with Gil Raviv to create this technique, and which was inspired by a post by Chris Webb (so many people!). Tune in to learn more!

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