Microsoft Fabric unifies data engineering, analytics, and AI across the Microsoft ecosystem.
But many business problems like fraud detection, customer 360, supply-chain optimization, … depend not on single data points, but on how those points connect.
Organizations using Microsoft Fabric with Power BI increasingly need ways to capture user input, not just analyze existing data. Until recently, the main native options were Power BI custom visuals and Power Apps. Since May 2025, a third option- Fabric Translytical Flows- has become available. This tutorial compares these three approaches to help you choose the right solution for your scenario.
Power BI versus Microsoft Fabric: what you need to do with your existing reports and how things change for your organization using MS Fabric. This blogpost includes our “Fabric Analyst in 1 day” workshop as well.
Struggling to find the right podcast for your mood or interests? We get it. That’s why we developed ‘the podcast times’. Run, walk, drive, or workout – we’ve got you covered! Find out more.
In line with the previous post about ESG reporting, we will tell you more about Microsoft Sustainability Manager.
Six data functions to automate that play a pivotal role in the sustainability of your architecture. Continuously improving the patterns for these will force you to build well architected solutions and stop the cycle of having to fix the same issues.
Machine Learning is an application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that allows computers to learn from data, identify patterns, and make predictions without being explicitly programmed.
Sparkle has developed his own pragmatic reference architecture based on data standards, best practices and practical experiences. Learn about its benefits.
DAX is the native language of Power BI, Power Pivot for Excel, and SSAS Tabular models. Every Power BI developer, should learn the language.
