Srdjan Matin
Product Manager @ Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse
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Srdjan is Product Manager in Microsoft Data Warehousing team. His background is in data analytics and data first products accross different industry verticals. For more than 15 years Srdjan helped companies to ship Analytics, PaaS and SaaS solutions.
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From Legacy to Fabric: Migrate, Modernize, and Secure Your Data Warehouse End-to-End
Learn how to migrate data workloads into Microsoft Fabric Warehouse end to end. This session covers ingestion, transformation, and security modernization across a variety of source systems. Explore lift-and-shift and modernization approaches, redesign pipelines with Fabric-native capabilities, and implement modern governance. Hands-on labs focus on SQL Server and Synapse patterns, with guidance applicable to broader data platforms.
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AMA session where Microsoft Product Group and friends open the floor for any questions from the audience.
Hands-On Approach to Building Scalable Data Warehouse Solutions with Microsoft Fabric
In the modern era where data drives decision-making, mastering management and analysis of vast datasets is pivotal for business success. This immersive, full-day workshop offers a deep dive into the powerful capabilities of the Fabric data warehouse, showcasing its comprehensive end-to-end data engineering features. Attendees will gain insights into enhanced developer experiences, efficient data ingestion, secure storage, seamless transformation, and advanced analysis, along with robust monitoring and management within the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem. Through real-world examples, participants will discover how organizations can harness the Fabric data warehouse to generate actionable insights and foster innovation. Tailored for DBAs, data engineers, analysts, and IT professionals, this session equips attendees with practical skills to elevate their data engineering proficiency using Microsoft Fabric. By the conclusion of the workshop, participants will have hands-on experience in constructing resilient, scalable, and efficient data solutions with the Fabric data warehouse.
When “fast” isn’t enough: pushing Microsoft Fabric Warehouse to its limits
Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse is built for speed—but what do you do when “fast” still isn’t fast enough? In this session, we’ll go beyond surface-level tuning and explore how to push Fabric Warehouse performance to its true limits.
We’ll dive into the latest performance enhancements and workload management capabilities in Microsoft Fabric, explaining what’s happening under the hood and how these features impact real-world workloads. Through practical examples, you’ll learn how to identify performance bottlenecks, analyze query execution plans, make effective use of statistics, apply query hints responsibly, and follow proven best practices for writing high‑performance SQL.
If performance is your concern, or looking to gain a deeper understanding of Fabric’s Warehouse internals, this session will equip you with the knowledge and techniques needed to extract maximum performance from Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse.
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AMA session where Microsoft Product Group and friends open's the floor to any questions from the audience.
Enhancing the Developer Experience in Microsoft Fabric Warehouse through Functions
In the fast-evolving landscape of data analytics, enhancing the developer experience is crucial for achieving seamless and efficient workflows within data warehouses. This presentation will explore the transformative potential of using functions in Microsoft Fabric Warehouse to elevate developer productivity and satisfaction.
We’ll delve into the power of native SQL, AI and Fabric functions through demos. By extending capabilities of TSQL or encapsulating business logic within these functions, developers can streamline collaboration and foster innovation by sharing generalized solutions across teams.
Join us as we uncover the world of functions, discussing both their benefits and trade-offs.
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