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Many organizations have invested in bringing data together in Microsoft Fabric. The next challenge is turning that data into applications people can use—not just reports they can view. Building th...
3 days ago
Part 3 of a Series: Putting the Data to Work
When a supplier location goes dark, the first question is always the same: who else is in that zone, and how much do we depend on them? The data to ans...
4 days ago
A database nobody can explore, change safely, or call from an application is just a well-organized archive. In Part 1 I built the data foundation for a Supply Chain Disruption Response App inside Mic...
1 month ago Introduction Organizations today manage an increasingly complex database landscape. Mission-critical data lives across Azure SQL Database, SQL Server, Azure Database for PostgreSQL, Azure Cosmos DB,...
1 month ago
Supply chains break in ways that rarely announce themselves in advance. A supplier goes dark, a shipment stalls at a border, a single component runs low in a warehouse halfway across the world — and ...
2 months ago
One SQL Anywhere – Part 4: Serving RAG Through a GraphQL API in Fabric
In Part 3, we built a complete, vector-backed RAG pipeline sitting entirely inside a Fabric SQL Database. In Part 4...
2 months ago
In today’s data-driven landscape, seamless integration across platforms is no longer optional - it’s essential. Organizations increasingly rely on connected ecosystems to enable real-time insights an...
3 months ago
Continuing from Part 1, where we set up a SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric, loaded the AdventureWorksLT sample data, and explored the SQL Analytics Endpoint. If you missed it, go check that out first...
4 months ago
