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Rodrigue Yengo

Rodrigue Yengo

Cloud Solutions Architect | Enterprise Architect

Paris, France

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I'm a passionate cloud architect specializing in Azure (DevOps, Identity, Integration, Storage, Serverless, Microservices), Office 365 (Exchange, SharePoint, Teams), Dynamics 365 CE and ERP, and Data Management. With over 15 years of experience, I design complex architectures, drive major projects, and support transformation initiatives. Enthusiastic about architecture, governance, Zero Trust security, and business processes, I love sharing knowledge and contributing to innovative solutions across international environments.

Area of Expertise

  • Business & Management
  • Government, Social Sector & Education
  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • Azure Data Platform
  • Microsoft Fabric Analytics
  • Dynamics 365 CE
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • PowerShell
  • Enterprise Architecture
  • Data Management
  • Serverless & Microservices
  • DevOps
  • COBIT
  • Python & Libraries
  • Enterprise Integration
  • Data Architecture
  • Microsoft 365

Sessions

D365 Customer Insights and Fabric, the keys to a customer- and data-centric organizationenfr

In an increasingly competitive world, delivering a personalized customer experience has become essential. Let's discover how Dynamics 365 Customer Insights (Data) and Microsoft Fabric can help transform an organization into one that is both customer-centric and data-driven. In this session, we'll explore a real-life use case and demonstrate how :

01- Unify customer data from different sources using Fabric connectors.

02- Accurately analyze and segment the customer base using artificial intelligence and machine learning.

03- Enrich customer profiles with external data for in-depth knowledge.

04- Create large-scale personalized experiences using automation and omnichannel strategies.

05- Measure the impact of customer-centric and data-driven strategies and optimize performance.

We'll discover how Dynamics 365 Customer Insights (Data) and Microsoft Fabric can help boost customer satisfaction, increase revenues and improve an organization's operational efficiency.

Level: Beginner, intermediate, advanced
Target audience: Bank executives and marketing/sales managers.
Ideal duration: 45 minutes (adaptable).
First public presentation: ArchiFridays.
Format: Presentation, workshop, demonstration
Language: French, English
Media: Slides, live demonstration, case studies.

“FabOps or FinOps: Who’s Fabric’s Best Friend?”enfr

In a world where every capacity unit matters, how can we balance analytical performance with cost efficiency in Microsoft Fabric? This session explores the key principles of FinOps applied to Microsoft’s unified data platform. Through real-world examples, we’ll learn how to adopt a FabOps mindset—optimizing capacity usage, leveraging pricing models, and aligning spending with actual needs. A must-attend for data leaders, financial stakeholders, and cloud engineers.

This session is intended for professionals with a basic understanding of Azure services and Microsoft Fabric. Pricing information is based on publicly available sources at the time of the session. All FinOps strategies should be tailored to your organization’s specific technical and contractual context.

From Lakehouse to Production: A Practical Guide to CI/CD in Microsoft Fabricenfr

This session offers a step-by-step walkthrough of implementing CI/CD pipelines for Microsoft Fabric. Whether you're deploying notebooks, datasets, or Power BI reports, learn how to industrialize your processes by applying DevOps best practices to the Fabric ecosystem. We’ll cover Git integration, automated testing, deployment to target environments, and more—ensuring agility without sacrificing governance.

Attendees should be familiar with Git and either Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions. Demonstrations are based on Fabric capabilities currently available in public preview. Some APIs and deployment processes may evolve.

A Fabric-powered approach to customer engagement: from raw data to real-time actionenfr

In this session, we explore how to architect and scale customer engagement strategies using Microsoft Fabric as the backbone of a unified data and analytics platform. By combining Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, and Dynamics 365, we’ll demonstrate how to break silos between data, CRM, and marketing systems to generate real-time insights and measurable actions. This session focuses on building a secure, governed data environment leveraging OneLake, data domains, pipelines, notebooks, and Direct Lake mode. We will also cover identity governance (via Entra ID), role-based access control, and Zero Trust security principles to ensure compliance and safe collaboration across business units. Based on a real-world use case, this talk provides both architectural depth and hands-on demonstrations.

Target audience: Data architects, functional consultants, CRM leads, Power Platform professionals, and security-minded IT pros.
First public delivery: Yes.
Preferred session duration: 60 minutes (optionally adjustable to 45 minutes).
Technical requirements: HDMI projection, internet access (optional), audio output for demo narration.
Speaker location: Based in Europe (France).
Real customer context: Built with real-world data architecture and governance challenges.

Scaling Data-Driven Platforms: Implementing GitOps Workflows with Microsoft Fabricenfr

Managing large-scale data platforms with GitOps brings both new opportunities and challenges. In this session, we will share how we implemented GitOps workflows to automate deployments of Microsoft Fabric workspaces, pipelines, and security configurations.
We will cover the use of open-source tools like Terraform and GitHub Actions, solutions to edge cases such as dependency management and secret rotation, and lessons learned from real-world failures and improvements.
This talk offers a practitioner’s perspective, focused on reusable strategies and avoiding vendor-centric narratives.

We will not promote any vendor solutions. The session will focus on practical implementations, open-source tooling, and real-world experiences applying GitOps principles to a modern data platform environment, following CNCF’s community guidelines.

Mettre en œuvre GitOps et DevOps dans Microsoft Fabric : De la théorie à la pratiqueenfr

Découvrez comment allier les principes de GitOps et DevOps pour optimiser la gestion de vos artefacts et déploiements dans Microsoft Fabric. À travers une approche concrète, nous aborderons :

- Les concepts fondamentaux de GitOps et DevOps
- L'architecture cible pour intégrer Fabric avec Git et des pipelines CI/CD
- Une démonstration pratique du déploiement automatique d’artefacts Fabric
- Les bonnes pratiques pour assurer sécurité, gouvernance et observabilité

Cette session s’adresse aux professionnels des données, développeurs, DevOps engineers et architectes souhaitant moderniser leur gestion des solutions analytiques dans Microsoft Fabric.

Il est recommandé d’avoir une connaissance de base de Microsoft Fabric, Git, et des principes CI/CD. Aucun prérequis technique spécifique n’est exigé pour assister à la session.

Boost your SharePoint Data Integration with Microsoft Fabric, Python, and AI Builderenfr

Managing SharePoint integration within Microsoft Fabric requires overcoming native API limitations while ensuring data quality and scalability. This session demonstrates how a Python Notebook can automate large-scale data ingestion, handle SharePoint API thresholds, and apply AI Builder models for document enrichment and classification.
Through a fully operational scenario, structured and semi-structured data will be processed intelligently, combining modern data engineering practices with AI capabilities from Microsoft Power Platform.
The focus is placed on practical implementation, performance optimization, and leveraging the full potential of Fabric-native orchestration tools.

- This session includes a practical demonstration using Microsoft Fabric, Python, SharePoint Online, and AI Builder.
- Some familiarity with Python and Power Platform will help you follow along, but all concepts will be explained clearly.
- Having access to a Fabric workspace and a Power Platform environment is useful for later experimentation.
- The focus will be on real-life examples and practical tips, with minimal slides.
- Aim: provide you with simple, reusable techniques for data integration projects.

Automating Microsoft Fabric Deployment with Terraformenfr

Modern analytics environments demand speed, reproducibility, and strong governance. This session will demonstrate how to automate the deployment of Microsoft Fabric resources using Terraform and its official provider.

Through practical demonstrations, the session will cover provider configuration, an overview of key resources (official documentation), automated deployment scenarios, and best practices for ensuring modularity, security, and full deployment traceability.

This session is designed for cloud professionals, DevOps engineers, solution architects, and anyone involved in infrastructure automation for modern data platforms.

The session will include a live demonstration of deploying a Microsoft Fabric environment using Terraform. The session is open to all skill levels, although basic knowledge of Terraform and Microsoft Fabric concepts is recommended to fully benefit from the content.

Agile delivery of a modern Data Platform with Microsoft Fabricenfr

Building a data platform can no longer follow long, sequential project cycles. This session demonstrates how to apply Agile principles (incremental delivery, responsiveness to change, continuous collaboration) to rapidly deploy a modern Data Platform using Microsoft Fabric.
Key practices will be shared, such as delivering "Minimum Viable Data Products" (MVDP), organizing teams by business domains (Data Mesh approach), and establishing lightweight governance to enable innovation.

A practical demonstration will showcase the iterative construction of ingestion pipelines, Lakehouse models, and business dashboards across sprints.
The focus is placed on maximizing delivered business value, maintaining alignment between IT and business stakeholders, and fostering autonomous data teams.

-This session focuses on best practices, practical experience, and Fabric demonstration.
- Basic knowledge of Agile methodologies (Scrum/Kanban) and modern Data Platform concepts is recommended.
- Migration from on-premises systems to Fabric and advanced topics (such as Fabric Real-Time Analytics) are not covered.
- The demonstration is conducted in a Microsoft Fabric development environment.

Gestion des Données avec Microsoft Dataverse

Join me on Monday, December 11th from 12:30 to 13:30 for a compelling online webinar on "The Fundamentals and Advanced Strategies of Data Management with Microsoft Dataverse." This event is perfect for IT professionals and data managers eager to enhance their skills.

Agenda:

01-Data Management Basics: Key principles and importance.
02-Master Data Management (MDM): Understanding its critical role.
03-Data Quality Management (DQM): Best practices for reliable data.
04-Microsoft Dataverse Features: Revolutionizing data management.
05-Practical Application: Using Dataverse for MDM and DQM.
06-Interactive Demo: Experience Dataverse in action for DQM.

Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and practical skills in data management with Microsoft Dataverse!

December 2023 Lausanne, Switzerland

Rodrigue Yengo

Cloud Solutions Architect | Enterprise Architect

Paris, France

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