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Analysis Services DevOps with Tabular Editor Daniel Otykier
Continuous Integration and Delivery can be a pickle for Analysis Services Tabular Models when using the standard tools. With Azure DevOps, GIT and Tabular Editor, there's a better way...
Deep dive into Tabular Editor's scripting engine Daniel Otykier
If you're not afraid of a little bit of C# and LINQ, Tabular Editor can take your productivity to a whole new level. This session will teach you how to use Tabular Editor's scripting and Best Practice Analyzer features.
My Power BI report is slow: what should I do? Marco Russo
Use Performance Analyzer and DAX Studio to find the performance bottleneck in a slow Power BI report.
Time Intelligence in Power BI Marco Russo
Create the right Date table and use DAX time intelligence functions or custom filters to get the desired calculation aggregating and comparing data over time.
VertiPaq Analyzer crash course Marco Russo
Learn how to read the information provided by VertiPaq Analyzer 2.0 and optimize data models in Power BI, Analysis Services, and Power Pivot.
Build your next BI solution in Azure Alexander Klein
Azure offers a wide range of services that can be combined into a BI solution in the cloud.
Enterprise BI with Power BI Premium and SSAS (part 1) Christian Wade
Power BI Premium and Analysis Services enable you to build comprehensive, enterprise-scale analytic solutions. This session will deep dive into exciting new and upcoming features.
Enterprise BI with Power BI Premium and SSAS (part 2) Christian Wade
Various topics will be covered such as management of large, complex models, connectivity, programmability, performance, scalability, management of artifacts, source-control integration, and monitoring. Learn how to use Power BI Premium to create semantic models that are reused throughout large, enterprise organizations.
SentryOne Tools for Productivity and Performance Andy Yun
This quick vendor session demonstrates the spectrum of SentryOne's best-of-breed products for the Microsoft Data Platform, from Task Factory, to Plan Explorer, to DOC xPress, to the SentryOne monitoring platform, and beyond.
Understanding relationships in Power BI Alberto Ferrari
Relationships are present in any data model. Multiple relationships between the same tables and bidirectional filters increase the complexity of this topic. In this session, we discover the complexity behind relationships in complex models.
Boosting SSAS productivity with Tabular Editor Daniel Otykier
Tabular Editor is an open source offline editor experience for SSAS Tabular, which offers lots of features in a simple UI that can vastly improve your productivity when developing Tabular Models at compatibility level 1200+
Power BI Report Server: A Deep Dive Patrick LeBlanc
So, you think you know everything you need to know about the Power BI Report Server because you use traditional SQL Server Reporting Services. Well, don’t believe it!
SSAS Tabular Toolbelt: 6 tools that make your work easier Sergiy Lunyakin
In this session, I'm going to show you six amazing tools that must be in your developer/consultant toolbelt. These tools help you develop, manage, monitor and optimize your Tabular model, in other words, it makes your day to day job easier.
Tabular Automation With TMSL and PowerShell Ust Oldfield
This session will explore the Tabular Model Scripting Language (TMSL); how TMSL can be used with PowerShell to automate the creation and deployment of an Analysis Services Tabular Model.
Understanding the Power BI data model Kasper de Jonge
In this session we will look at all the important topics that are needed to get your Power BI modelling skills to the next level. We will cover the in memory engine, relationships, DAX filter context, DAX vs M and DirectQuery.
Using Analysis Services MD as a Data Source for Power BI Chris Webb
Learn how to get the most of your SSAS MD cubes when using Power BI as a front-end
Whats New in Azure Analysis Services Christian Wade
This session will reveal what's new for Azure Analysis Services in the areas of performance, scalability, advanced calculations, model management, and monitoring.
Analysis Services in times of Continuous Integration Gabi Münster
Continuous Integration has not yet been fully integrated into our BI standards and methods. Tool support is still somewhat unsatisfactory. Let’s look into requirements for a SSAS solution and on ways to approach your self-made solution.
Columnstore killed the OLAP Star-Did it really? Niko Neugebauer
With increasing speed in relational query execution classical analytical solutions get challenged more and more. Why loose time for processing data into multi-dimensional databases? Why analyze outdated data if you can have fresh data instead?
Introduction to Azure Analysis Services Chris Webb
Learn to build Analysis Services models in the cloud
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