22-25 April 2026

Lars Andersen

Lars is Program Manager on Fabric Customer Advisory Team at Microsoft. His passion is helping organizations getting insights out of data. He joined Microsoft in 2014 and has been working with BI solutions since 1999.

Proposed Sessions for 2026

Are your semantic models ready for Copilot?
 

Learn why Copilot needs optimized semantic models, practical steps to make them Copilot-ready, and ways to consume models with Copilot and Agents. There will be live demos

Understanding Fabric Capacities: Everything You Need to Know
 

Learn how Fabric capacities work. How workloads consume them, what happens when overloaded, and how to monitor and manage effectively. Includes concepts, demos, and recent capacity features.

Your ultimate guide to consuming content in Power BI & Fabric
 

Discover the most effective ways to consume Power BI and Fabric content. This session explores options across the Fabric Service, Office integration, and the mobile app to boost productivity and support a data‑driven culture.

Your ultimate guide to consuming content in Power BI & Fabric
 

Discover the most effective ways to consume Power BI and Fabric content. This session explores options across the Fabric Service, Office integration, and the mobile app to boost productivity and support a data‑driven culture.

Your ultimate guide to consuming content in Power BI & Fabric
 

Discover the most effective ways to consume Power BI and Fabric content. This session explores options across the Fabric Service, Office integration, and the mobile app to boost productivity and support a data‑driven culture.

Panel Debate: Real-World Microsoft Fabric Administration - Lessons from the Trenches
 

In this panel debate, four practitioners with extensive, real-world Fabric experience come together to discuss what actually works when administering Fabric at scale. Benni de Jagere (Microsoft CAT), Just Blindbæk (Tabular Editor), Lars Andersen (Microsoft CAT), and Ásgeir Gunnarsson (data lab) will share hard-earned lessons from real production environments, covering both successes and mistakes. The discussion will focus on the most debated and misunderstood areas of Fabric administration, including tenant and capacity management, workspace strategies, governance models, monitoring, security boundaries, and operational ownership. Expect differing viewpoints, strong opinions, and honest answers