Hi all,

This year, we are running two conferences in one. Power BI Summit would have half of the tracks, and in parallel, Fabric Summit would have the second half of the tracks. This would be the fourth Power BI Summit and the first Fabric Summit.

As the audiences for these two services (Power BI and Fabric) are not necessarily always the same, we thought it better to keep them in separate tracks but still close to each other so that if some attendees want to attend both, they would not feel like two separate events.

Your submission can be for one of these summits or both. We won't have one session repeated in two summits, though; the Best is to design your session for audiences of one of these. You can submit as many sessions as you want for each summit.

The intention is to keep the conference hours a maximum of 4 hours a day for two main time zones so that this won’t be exhausting and would be an enjoyable experience for everyone.

This is not going to be a free conference, but it is not an expensive one too. The plan is to use part of the profit (if there is any) to give back to speakers as gift cards, Amazon cards, or something else. But we can’t say how much, because this depends on the number of attendees. Last year, every speaker presenting a session as the main speaker received an Amazon gift card, and we would like to continue that approach if we can.

We would like you all to be part of this biggest Power BI conference (and Fabric conference) ever and would like to have you speak at this event. Please submit your session ideas here.

Regular session times are 45 minutes, plus 15 minutes Q&A.

Table talks are for 1 hour. Each table talk should have four speakers, one you and three other co-speakers.

Table talk is a session without a presentation slide; it is just a place for people to hang out and discuss specific subjects related to Power BI and networking. If you are submitting a table talk, you need to find your table talk co-hosts yourself and submit it in your submission.

We will cover anything about Power BI in this conference, from developer deep-dive sessions to high-level sessions for managers or introductory for beginners to use Power BI.

Tips to get my session abstract accepted

• Submit sessions in all levels; don’t just submit 300 levels. Introductory sessions are needed, as well as expert-level sessions.
  
• Submit different session styles: Session, table talk
  
• Write a full description of what this session is going to be, what the audience will learn, etc.
  
• If you are specialized in more than one category of Power BI, submit sessions in multiple categories.
  

As a speaker of this event, you agree to pre-record your accepted sessions and be available for some live Q&A sessions with the audience. The deadlines, times, and dates are to be confirmed later after the session acceptance results. Tables talks are not pre-recorded. They are live.

The recorded sessions will be available for attendees and can be watched through the conference platform.