
Bob Duffy
Proposed Sessions for 2026
This session shows how to rapidly build a Kimball star schema in Microsoft Fabric using minimal code, industry-standard T-SQL templates, metadata-driven design, and modern declarative patterns. You’ll learn how to automate dimension and fact loading, simplify orchestration, tune performance, and manage data quality and lineage—enabling faster, more scalable, and maintainable data warehouse solutions.
Microsoft Graph API is the unified gateway to Microsoft Cloud data, enabling powerful integration and automation. In this session, you’ll learn how to use Graph API with Microsoft Fabric to integrate SharePoint, analyze Power BI usage via Log Analytics, monitor Office 365 and OneDrive compliance, and interact with Azure services. We’ll cover core concepts, security best practices, and hands-on examples, plus provide ready-to-use GitHub templates so you can start building immediately. Join us to streamline cloud integrations and supercharge your Fabric workflows with Graph API.
Learn how to build fast, scalable P&L and Balance Sheet statements by moving from measure-based DAX to a model-driven approach. We’ll cover dynamic modelling, flexible layouts, and advanced financial reporting—plus you’ll get a downloadable PBIX to try it yourself.
Build AR and AP models that work across any ERP. Learn how to handle ageing, reconciliation, FX exceptions, and as-of balances—plus get a ready-to-use PBIX.
A practical walkthrough of building an auditable, scalable RAG-based contract compliance solution on Microsoft Fabric, from ingestion to insight.
We replaced most ADF pipelines with Fabric notebooks. In this session, we explore why moving from pipeline-centric to notebook-centric ETL can improve performance, extensibility, and developer experience in data engineering.