Retail Store Product Placement & Performance
When I worked in retail analytics, one question kept coming up: how does where we place a product relate to how well it sells? We could analyze sales and foot traffic, but connecting those numbers to the physical store- the laptop tables, individual display positions, and endcaps- was harder. Product launches and remodels made that picture even more complicated. Placement Lab is a Fabric App that brings that context into a dashboard. An interactive isometric floor plan puts the store at the center: select a table or an individual laptop to explore its performance, switch between sales and traffic views, and compare dated layouts to see what moved and how results changed. Surrounding analytics keep the detail connected to the bigger picture. You can also experiment with fixture positions without confusing a proposed layout with measured results. Built with illustrative sample data and representative generated product imagery, it explores a long-standing ambition: understanding not just what sold, but where it sat, what happened around it, and what changed over time.Utilities Heat Network Overview
An at-a-glance operations dashboard for nine heating sites, bringing together network health, flow, temperature and pressure readings, a 24-hour load curve, and site-level trends. It highlights Bermondsey’s active issue alongside its timestamp and assigned engineer, with upcoming maintenance in view—all in a precise, calm layout with aligned figures and restrained status colors.Network Graph Analysis
Navigate a service topology through an interactive network of dependencies. Expand neighboring services, inspect directed call paths, and explore downstream traffic to understand potential impact. Pin nodes and open details as you investigate, with undo when you want to retrace a step.Kanban Board
A sales pipeline where moving a card changes more than its column. Drag individual deals or a group of cards between stages and watch the weighted forecast update. Capacity limits, keyboard moves, and undo make the board as practical as it is tactile. The board is live connected to a database so moving cards between columns updates and saves automatically.Interactive Data Story
Follow a subscriber story through a continuous sequence of animated views. Scroll, drag the progress rail, or use the arrow keys to move the story forward—and backward. The visual transitions keep the relationship between each view visible rather than replacing one slide with another.Hospital Ops Dashboard
Building operational dashboards with recommended actions and custom UI is easier than ever with Fabric apps! In this example Fabric app, you see a nurse staffing dashboard to help hospital admins to manage understand where they are understaffed and recommended actions. In the detailed view you see custom UI to help manage coverage across shifts and custom tooltip with action to request overtime shift.Matcha Ops Dashboard
With Fabric apps it's easier than ever to build custom dashboards that can both analyze data and writeback to the source! Here in this example Fabric app, you see a fully custom dashboard analyzing the matcha sales with a breakdown of the top selling drinks: Within the same Fabric app, you can see the latest inventory and mark which drinks are sold out without having to go to a separate tool:Week 4 - Together for Life: A Story of Global Awareness
Hello, beautiful community! 🌎 I decided to create this report because, in my experience, I have seen a wide variety of reports that we develop for our organizations or clients, but very few that provide value to all of us outside the business world.Rarely do we create reports that help us reflect on how we can act in favor of our society and the beings that inhabit it. For this reason, the main objective of this report is to raise awareness about the situation of other living beings that have no voice but are part of our world. In this work, I present an overview of their history, their current situation, key findings, and possible solutions.Personally, this project has been a great challenge. Designing reports in Power BI is something that many of us can do, but designing them for a different audience than usual represents a completely different challenge. This led me to explore other areas of knowledge, such as the accessibility principles of the WCAG. It took several days to create, but time becomes imperceptible when you work on something with passion ❤️ and with the certainty that it can help many people or, at the very least, convey a message of empathy.Moreover, I believe that accessibility and inclusivity are closely related. That’s why this report is available in three languages: English, Chinese Mandarin, and, of course, my native language, Spanish. I hope you like it! Best, Fernando eyJrIjoiNmU4MjRiNWMtNjdjMy00NjFiLWEzYjgtOTZjMjliOGE3ZTllIiwidCI6ImIyZjVmMjA1LTViMDItNDM3Mi1hNWUwLTc3Mjg5NmZhODZmNyIsImMiOjR9
