Wait… when did Power BI become Fabric?
What’s changed, what hasn’t, and what do you need to do about it?

Microsoft Fabric extends Power BI into a unified analytics platform, shifting from report-centric BI to a well-architected, Fabric-native analytics solution—but it doesn’t replace your existing skills. The question is: where should your logic live now?

Do you need to change anything?
How do you move transformations upstream to reduce cost and eliminate duplication?
How do you establish a single, governed version of the truth?

Using your existing Power Query and data modeling expertise, this session shows how to:
- Migrate Power BI solutions to Dataflows Gen2
- Build and migrate Direct Lake semantic models optimized for performance.
- Prepare your models for AI-driven experiences for Copilot to enable natural language interaction so users can visualize and chat with governed data.

Attendees should have some experience with Power BI and the Power BI service. No prior Fabric experience is needed.