With terms like Work IQ, Fabric IQ, Foundry IQ, Agent 365, and Copilot Studio flying around, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. However, there is a clear architecture behind it all.
🔹Work IQ → User context (how people collaborate)
🔹Fabric IQ → Data context (structured business data)
🔹Foundry IQ → Knowledge context (enterprise policies & intelligence)
These aren’t products—they’re architectural layers that make AI useful at enterprise scale.

Leverage Microsoft Fabric IQ and Graph (preview) in solutions to combat financial fraud in Anti-money laundering (AML) use cases.

If you’ve ever felt buried in fragmented datasets and mismatched schemas, my latest post on Microsoft Fabric IQ might be your cup of tea. I walk through how I coaxed Fabric’s new Ontology item into weaving store sales, product catalogs and freezer telemetry into a single, live business graph—complete with a hands‑on setup guide and runnable code. It’s a mix of practical steps, personal missteps and a few laughs, all in an approachable 10‑minute read. Check it out to see how Fabric’s semantic layer can turn chaos into clarity