Buidling your datadrive community and govern your resources

Main tech topic is ELT approaches on Power BI Governance preceded by building your business users community, and approaches to govern your resources

In a hybrid environment where part is centralized datamodelling/reporting, and part is a thriving selfservice-community. How do you enable this community, and how do you quantify this community? This requires some knowledge and skills about POWER BI REST API, which I will address in this technical deep-dive.

As a Power BI administrator you are confronted with management and IT standards how to govern Azure and Power BI. How do you serve the organization, the team and the individual creator? Together with the audience in the room we discover questions that come from different audiences Like “Which users are working on productivity hours?”Can we do that? So which audiences and questions can you group accordingly?

We go through data modelling of Power BI governance dashboards, compare them with out-of-the-box-functionality, licensing models and different approaches on datamodelling and different tools basis on Power BI REST API and Microsoft Graph.

Compare the tools used with the newly released Microsoft Fabric, and the current GA-tooling in Azure. A real next-step for the intermediate and advanced Power BI-administrators!

With a Kahoot, Q& A with the audience I will keep everybody engaged, and lower the level to ask questions.

Fabric Adoption Planning for Power BI Parents (FAP)

Concept
Are you, or is your department, responsibe and enthousiastic for Power BI, and looking for Microsoft Fabric to expand the family, and welcoming new features to your organization?! Maybe then this session is something for you! As manager, administrator, and/or engineer I would like to help you enthousiastically with considerations, adoption planning and practical suggestions for advancing your adoption within your organization. Within the context of Microsoft Fabric, coming from Power BI, let’s learn together, and talk more about this technology and see where the fits, and gaps, with requirements, or constraints, could be with organizational culture, people, and roles could be. For the most part I hope to have a meaningfull interaction with the audience, that leaves some footprint inspiration for next steps and dataminded people!

Practicalities
Some familiarity with Microsoft Learn Fabric Adoption Roadmap, and Enterprise documentation, and general concepts on a data driven culture, is nice to have, but not required. In a small workshop-style we gather some information (Mentimeter) about you in the audience, some questions that are top-of-mind & I integrate some questions into the session which generally follows the roadmap, but in 1-2-3 parts we asses where we are, where we could be going to and how we could get there.

Sesion length and extensions
This session can start from 45 minutes and expand even into 120 minutes! That could mean for instance that for the last part I could host and invite a appearing guest panel from the event for a discussion with the audience! The size of the audience could be from a cosy 10 seats, ideally 60 seats to a medium-size hall of 200 seats which would mean less interaction, or panel-setup.

About Eduard Koekkoek, from fabulous Nijmegen, and born in fabulous 1980.
I am a professional data community enthousiast, +10 years of experience, with Heart for Arts specialized/certified in Microsoft, working at a large Dutch enterprise, volunteer organizer at data-events and a newbee speaker in 2024, and not afraid to take the stage and interact with people and improvize on that due to experience organizing professional and amateur theatre projects.

Previous speaking experienceApril-2024@New Stars of Data (online) hosted by Ben Weismann. This presentation is reworked and focussed on adoption and enthusiasm based on the try-out of ‘Building your datadriven community’.

Supported and/or mentored byNicky van Vroenhoven (principal), coreading by Ásgeir Gunnarsson & Olivier Van Steenlandt.

This session can start from 45 minutes and expand even into 120 minutes! That could mean for instance that for the last part I could host and invite a appearing guest panel from the event for a discussion with the audience! The size of the audience could be from a cosy 10 seats, ideally 60 seats to a medium-size hall of 200 seats which would mean less interaction, or panel-setup.

Previous speaking experienceApril-2024@New Stars of Data (online) hosted by Ben Weismann. This presentation is reworked and focussed on adoption and enthusiasm based on the try-out of ‘Building your datadriven community’.