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2 TopicsMicrosoft Fabric Workspace Design Best Practice
Hi everyone, ***Update*** Due to popular demand, we are adding another option for online if you can't make it today: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/c5448e16-0f76-4379-a648-53c7f63be22a@b7972088-f1b2-44d5-a586-9721edd6f8b3 *************** We’re excited to invite you to a collaborative community discussion on Microsoft Fabric Workspace Design Best Practices! Whether you're just starting with Microsoft Fabric or scaling enterprise-wide deployments, designing your workspaces effectively is key to governance, collaboration, and performance. In this session, we'll explore practical strategies around: Workspace structuring for scalable data projects Access management & security alignment Organizing pipelines, notebooks, and Lakehouses Promoting collaboration across business units Aligning Fabric workspace design with Power BI and Purview Customer Presentation - Architecture and Practical Implementation of Microsoft Fabric at the Bank of Canada - Workspace Design and Organization - Pavel Aleman & Ramesh Paskarathas agenda : 1:30 - Doors open & Networking 2:00 - 2:30 - Technical Talk 2:30 - 3:00 - Pizza 3:00 - 4:00 - Bank of Canada Talk Huge thank you to Adastra for sponsoring this event!4.3KViews0likes9CommentsFabric + Databricks: Real-World Architecture Patterns
Join us at the Microsoft Office in Ottawa for a user group meetup exploring how Microsoft Fabric and Databricks can work together to deliver modern, scalable data architectures. This session will dive into real-world architecture patterns that bring these two platforms into play—covering where each excels, how to integrate them effectively, and strategies for creating a unified data foundation that drives analytics, AI, and business insights. What you will gain: -A clear understanding of when to leverage Fabric vs. Databricks -Practical examples of hybrid architecture patterns in enterprise scenarios -Insights into governance, performance, and cost considerations when combining both tools -Networking opportunities with peers tackling similar challenges in data modernization Who should attend: Data engineers, architects, BI developers, AI/ML practitioners, and technology leaders looking to deepen their understanding of Microsoft Fabric and Databricks. Seats are limited, so secure your spot early, and come hungry for both data insights and pizza. Hosted by Revolution Data Platforms366Views0likes0Comments