Ana Maria Bisbe York
Ana María is a data professional with over 35 years of experience in the software industry and extensive experience, both in training and in projects, in data modeling and analysis with Microsoft technology like SQL, Power BI, and Fabric for advanced analytics.
She shares knowledge and experiences and promotes the visibility of female talent in technology.
You can find her in forums and international events and congresses in Spain, many European countries, LATAM, and the United States, as a speaker, organizer, or attendee, and also online on her Twitter account (ambynet), on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ambynet/) or her technical blog at AMBY.NET (https://amby.net/) which he has maintained for almost 20 years. She is a Power Platform Madrid community co-leader and leads projects and initiatives in Power Platform Spain.
Ana Maria Bisbe York's Sessions
Let's define Entities and attributes for tabular models in 20 minutes.SQLBits 2024
Examples from real-life projects that demonstrate the issue and improve the design of entities for the tabular models.
Ask the Expert - Group A (Wed 11:10 to 13:00)SQLBits 2024
Come and see to some of our amazing speakers on one of these topics:
1. SQL and Databases:
2. Microsoft Fabric and Related Technologies:
3. Power BI and Data Visualization:
4. Azure and Cloud Technologies:
Lets play with a date field & Time Intelligence in Power BISQLBits 2020
Date fields play an important role in virtually all cases of advanced analytics. The "problem & solution" style session can be very useful given the large number and variety of scenarios that may arise
Lets do the cleansing with M and / or Python languagesSQLBits 2020
This short session will cover some scenarios of cleansing data in Power Query using M, Python, or both languages.
Some transformations that can save your ETL in Power BISQLBits 2019
To build analytical models, we need to start by extracting, transforming, cleaning, preparing and loading the data. This session analyzes a set of scenarios that may happen during the ETL step using the Power Query in Power BI.
Let's define Entities and attributes for tabular models in 20 minutes.SQLBits 2024
Examples from real-life projects that demonstrate the issue and improve the design of entities for the tabular models.
Lets play with a date field & Time Intelligence in Power BISQLBits 2020
Date fields play an important role in virtually all cases of advanced analytics. The "problem & solution" style session can be very useful given the large number and variety of scenarios that may arise
Lets do the cleansing with M and / or Python languagesSQLBits 2020
This short session will cover some scenarios of cleansing data in Power Query using M, Python, or both languages.
Some transformations that can save your ETL in Power BISQLBits 2019
To build analytical models, we need to start by extracting, transforming, cleaning, preparing and loading the data. This session analyzes a set of scenarios that may happen during the ETL step using the Power Query in Power BI.