Git Integration
In the dynamic realm of Microsoft Fabric Data Analytics, mastering development workflows and refining data analytics processes are pivotal for organizational success.
Tag: Data Strategy Plays
Does Microsoft Have a Documentation Tool?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, information is power, especially when it comes to mastering the intricacies of software development and deployment. One key player in this arena is Microsoft, with […]
Is Microsoft Fabric the Same as Power BI?
The year 2023 marked a pivotal moment in the data analytics landscape, with Microsoft Fabric Data Analytics emerging as a new player.
P3 Adaptive: Actively Removing Bias in Hiring
Women in business and STEM fields often have a shadow hanging over them when applying for a job. Will they only be judged by their gender or will skills matter?
Can Microsoft escape gravity and beat Moore’s Law?
Have you ever heard of Moore’s Law? Often declared dead, yet refusing to die, Moore’s Law has been predicting the explosive growth of computing power for 70+ years.
2022 The Year of the Remote Migration
Recent data from Zip Recruiter suggests that 2022 will be the year for changing jobs. The ongoing, global Covid challenge has shifted much of the workforce from an “in-the-office” mentality to more of a remote “the office is anywhere you are” mindset.
We’re Changing Our Name (and Nothing Else!)
In the Fall of 2009, I created PowerPivotPro.com in order to begin blogging about this new technology called Power Pivot. I’d seen what it could do, and knew it was going to change the world. People needed to know about it! So, the blog was born.
Planning at the speed of COVID: P3 Adaptive and Power On
During “normal” times, you can often get away with guessing that tomorrow will resemble yesterday, and simply following your well-worn business map.
A Brief Treatment of DIVIDE(), RANKX(), and “N/A”
Ya know, we could probably write articles about RANKX for an entire year. There are just SO many subtleties to it, and SO many different ways you might want to rank things. Endless source of blog fodder.
Power BI Brain Candy: Value Above Replacement
In today’s article, I’m aiming to achieve three overlapping goals:
PowerQuery(M)agic: Conditional Joins using Table.SelectRows()
In a recent project with one of our clients, we were attempting to categorize website visit logs, based on the visitor’s landing page.
Making BI Count
Early in my BI career, I learned that telling friends and family I worked in “Business Intelligence” wasn’t very helpful.