The judges have made their decisions after an arduous debate. Read on to learn who will be joining Jerome and Marius on stage in Barcelona!

Working in a specialized industry like banking or logistics often means using unique terminology that generic analytics tools may not understand. Power BI Copilot allows you to tailor its AI capabilities by adding custom instructions, ensuring your organization's language is recognized and interpreted correctly during analysis.

Join us for the third round of the Power BI dataviz world champs - the final stop on the journey to Barcelona. Read on to learn more! 

When using Power BI Copilot, you may sometimes want certain tables or columns to be ignored by Copilot during your analyses. With a short demo, we'll practically explore how to adjust the Semantic Model and see how Copilot responds to these changes.

Ever built a nested matrix  Category, then Subcategory, then Product only to have it open fully collapsed, forcing every viewer to click through the same "+" icons before they can see anything useful? Power BI's Matrix auto-expand setting is now generally available, and it fixes this with a single toggle. Here's how it works, with a real example.

Power BI alerts are a feature that allows us to send an email or mobile notification when a metric meets a specified condition. They are very useful, but they have their limitations.

If we wanted to monitor more than just a single number that meets a rule—for example, to stay continuously informed about one or more key metrics, or even receive a small table of values—our only built-in option would be a subscription. There are many alternatives, but none are as simple as turning on your PC and checking Microsoft Teams to see how specific metrics are performing under different conditions.

In this article, we'll see how to configure Power Automate to send an email or a Microsoft Teams message containing the results of a DAX query.

What if repointing an entire report to a new Lakehouse - tables, measures, RLS and all - took one Notebook run instead of a half-day of manual remapping and efforts? Here's the Semantic Link Labs approach that made it a 5-minute job!

To get the best insights from Power BI Copilot, you need to ensure it understands your data model accurately. In this guide, I'll walk you through four essential steps that help Copilot interpret your Power BI model more effectively.

Discover how to empower your users by implementing dynamic formatting to provide complete control over KPI scales

Power BI is teaching AI to design better reports. But is that enough?

Microsoft's new Report Design skill can now guide layout, typography, colour and accessibility as part of the AI-assisted build process. It's a genuinely exciting shift for how reports get made.

But it raises a question worth sitting with: what should we actually be prompting for?

"Make it accessible" isn't a spec. An AI agent still needs to know what "accessible" means in numbers: contrast ratios, minimum font sizes, target sizes, how alt text should behave when a reader changes a filter.

In my latest article, I break down what this new capability actually is, what it isn't yet, and the exact kind of prompt that turns "make it accessible" into something an AI agent can build from.

Read it here

Is it possible to create a Power BI report by simply writing a prompt instead of going through long and manual steps? I personally tested the Power BI Copilot feature and experienced the process of generating a report with a single command, step by step. Here’s what I learned.

Alternative text in Power BI is often treated as an afterthought, yet for screen‑reader users, it’s the only way a visual becomes meaningful. And while dynamic alt text is essential for interactive reports, writing it repeatedly across visuals and projects can quickly become tedious.

This article explores how DAX User‑Defined Functions (UDFs) can transform that workflow. By encapsulating reusable narrative patterns into native DAX functions, you can build a consistent, scalable foundation for accessible reporting, one that adapts to slicers, filters, drill‑downs and refreshes without rewriting the same logic over and over.

You’ll learn how UDFs work, how to structure parameters, how to call them from measures, and why separating narrative logic from model logic makes accessibility both easier and more maintainable. Whether you’re building reports solo or supporting a wider BI team, this approach helps you create alt text that’s dynamic, meaningful and genuinely helpful for screen‑reader users.

Ever made one "small" theme or formatting change to a multi-page report, then had to click through every single page just to make sure nothing quietly broke? Power BI's new Desktop Bridge lets a tool  or an AI agent - check your report's state and screenshot every page automatically, in seconds. Here's what it is and a simple real example.

Manual analytics work doesn't add up at scale — it multiplies. This post shows how treating your Fabric artifacts as source code, pairing AI agents with a deterministic core, turns analytics automation from a clever demo into something production-ready. Architecture, components, and where to start inside. 👇