The Microsoft Fabric Architecture Design System: A Step-by-Step Framework
A complete, step-by-step system for designing a Microsoft Fabric platform: data strategy, medallion architecture, semantic layer, capacity, security, operations and DevOps.
A complete, step-by-step system for designing a Microsoft Fabric platform: data strategy, medallion architecture, semantic layer, capacity, security, operations and DevOps.
A vendor-neutral readiness checklist: the signals that say move to Microsoft Fabric now, the signals that say wait, the real cost model, and a staged migration path for UAE businesses.
FabCon 2026 deep dive: Real-Time Hub business events, Eventhouse query acceleration, Fabric IQ ontologies, agents, deployment plans and cross-organisation data sharing.
Microsoft Fabric’s new zero-provisioned F0 capacity and on-demand billing: pay only for the compute you use, how it works, who it is for, and how it cuts cost.
Save money on Microsoft Fabric by pausing capacity when idle: how billing works, manual pause/resume, automating it on a schedule, and how much you can save.
Power BI Copilot in 2026: what the AI assistant can do — report creation, DAX, summaries, Q&A and narratives — what you need to run it, and how to get reliable results.
FabCon Europe 2026 (Barcelona) highlights: Fabric IQ and data agents go GA, the Database Hub, expanded mirroring, Fabric Apps for Power BI Pro, and governance in Copilot.
The Power BI September 2026 update: agentic experiences and PBIP go GA, DirectQuery and composite models in the browser, full-text search, and Microsoft 365 Copilot in preview.
Agentic development in Power BI: how AI agents like Claude build and iterate semantic models and reports from the terminal using MCP, Tabular Editor and a report CLI — and why the human stays in the loop.
How Power BI and Databricks work together — connecting Power BI to the Databricks lakehouse, Import vs DirectQuery, Unity Catalog governance and performance tips.