Integrating the Power BI with Power Platform | Nathalie Leenders
Integrating Power BI with Power Platform Summary: Nathalie wll explain and show how the Power Platform integrates, refresh Power BI datasets based on conditions and show more tips on letting them work together. Agenda: Introductions (5 mins) Presentation (55 mins) Q&A session (15 mins) About Nathalie Leenders: Nathalie Leenders is Senior Power Platform Developer at Chemours. Former Hairdresser turned IT. Lives in The Netherlands. Married, 1 cat. Loves to travel, speak at conferences and sharing the knowledge. This event is online. You may need to install Zoom: https://zoom.us/download Space is limited so reserve your seat. Contact with Nathalie: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathalie-leenders-den-nijs-8853871b/ Members participating in Meetup Live events must be respectful in interactions with people and in content posted on the platform.Global Power Platform Bootcamp Persian
Join us at the Global Power Platform Bootcamp Persian event – a dynamic and inclusive gathering for everyone passionate about Microsoft's Power Platform. This free event, supported by vibrant user groups and communities worldwide, is a unique opportunity to delve into the world of Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Virtual Agents, Power Pages, and more. Each 45-minute session is designed to provide hands-on experience and practical insights, making it easier for you to visualize and apply what you learn. Engage with industry leaders, enhance your skills, and connect with a global community eager to share their knowledge and experiences. Don't miss out on this chance to empower yourself with the latest in Power Platform technology!" This summary should fit well with your weblog and LinkedIn posts, keeping it informative yet concise.Fabric Real-Time Intelligence: Processing Data Streams at Scale
Processing data in real-time is critical for organizations to make informed decisions faster. Microsoft Fabric provides powerful tools for real-time analytics, including Eventstreams, KQL databases, and Synapse Data Explorer. In this session, learn how to ingest, store, and analyze streaming data efficiently, with best practices for low-latency and high-scalability scenarios.#MSFABRICBRISTOL - Mar 25 - Power Platform with Fabric & Deployment Methods
When: Thursday 20th March 2025 Time: arrive for 5:45pm with talks starting from 6pm start prompt. Location: BJSS, 90 Victoria St, Redcliffe, BS1 6DP Complimentary drinks & pizza provided by our hosts BJSS Social drinks afterwards will be at Ye Shakespeare (50m away) for those interested. This #MSFABRICBRISTOL will feature Claire Edgson and Ashley Warren Session 1 - Fabric: Why should Power Platform care? - Claire Edgson Join us for an, demo laden session, designed for those eager to deepen their understanding of impact of Microsoft Fabric on the Microsoft Power Platform. This session is tailored for Developers and Architects who are ready to dive into the "power" of Fabric teamed with Dataverse. We will explore the core components of how Power platform can use Fabric, and best practices of building analytics around Dataverse. We will review the architecture behind it and how that impacts Power platform and Power Bi development. Key Topics: What is Dataverse. - Architecture and integrations Explore how Microsoft Fabric integrates with the Power Platform to streamline workflows and enhance data accessibility. Dive into Data Exports to Fabric with a live demo, understand what the "Link" means. Discuss Power BI options for data modeling from Dataverse. Using Fabric in Power apps and automations: Look at options including Virtual tables to read data in the Apps and automations with a live demo. Recap the key benefits of combining Fabric and Power Platform: Discuss the Limitations and best practices , as well as how Fabric can help Data management and reduce costs Takeaways: Better understanding of what Dataverse is and how it works with Fabric components. the risks, mitigations and benefits of combining with power platform in your solutions About Claire Claire is a Microsoft Fast Track Recognized Architect with 30+ years of experience in data, infrastructure, and integration. Specialising in Power Platform and governance, she helps organisations navigate transformation with a focus on security and efficiency. Session 2 - PowerBI deployment methods: For when just hitting publish isn't good enough - Ashley Warren PowerBI has a number of options built in for deploying semantic models and reports. When you're just starting out, you probably just hit publish in PowerBI Desktop but is that really the best way to get your content into production? This session will explore more mature & scalable options for deploying PowerBI content. About Ashley Ashley currently works as a Senior Analytics Consultant for Advancing Analytics and is a co-organiser of Fabric & PowerBI - Bristol. During Ashley’s career, he’s managed data teams through re-platforming, led report development teams and designed training on analytics best practice. He’s driven by a passion for PowerBI and delivering insightful reporting, that creates business value, into the hands of end users.
Power Platform and Co-Pilot Agents
We’re excited to announce our next Arlington Microsoft Fabric User Group session! This month’s topic is Power Platform and Copilot Agents. May 21, 2026 8:00 PM CST Online This will be a beginner-friendly session focused on understanding how Power Platform, Power Automate, and Copilot Agents connect to enable automation and AI-powered workflows. Our speaker, Abil Varkichan Jose, will walk through the topic in a simple and practical way, making it a great session for anyone interested in getting started with automation, Power Platform, or AI agents. Join the meeting here: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/246554003811755?p=KdAcgz0jW9SeAIvnMZ We’d love to have you join us and be part of the conversation! #MicrosoftFabric #PowerPlatform #PowerAutomate #CopilotAgents #AIAgents #DataCommunity #ArlingtonTXData, AI & Digital Innovation with Microsoft Technologies
Khartoum Meetup | An In-Person Tech Gathering in Khartoum Join us for Khartoum Meetup, an in-person community session bringing together students, professionals, and technology enthusiasts to explore the latest trends in data, AI, and digital innovation with Microsoft technologies. Session Title: Data, AI & Digital Innovation with Microsoft Technologies In this session, we will cover: * Data Analytics & Business Intelligence * Microsoft Fabric as a unified data platform for the AI era * Low-Code / No-Code digital solution development * Automation and AI-powered workflows * Career paths and Microsoft certifications in data and digital technologies Speaker: Arwa Aldoud Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Location: Conference Hall, Al-Neelain University University President’s Office, Republic Street, next to the Faculty of Law We look forward to meeting the tech community in Khartoum for a morning of learning, knowledge sharing, and networking. Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/UkpBt88XCTPower Automate Visual in Power BI - DML Capability to Power BI - Delete SQL records
An exciting addition to Power BI April release is Power Automate Visual. This adds a host of capabilities to Power BI directly without relying on Power Apps. Users can now activate PA flows directly at the click of a button from Power BI passing necessary action values. This is not only restricted to operations like Send Mail or Create tasks but could also bring the Powerful Data Manipulation capabilities within Power BI. Here we take up a simple example to show how users can now delete records from Database with a click from Power BI. We were familiar with these SQL actions in Power Automate but there was no way to use them in power BI directly so far without having to use Power Apps. More Power to the platform!!A Form, a Flow and a Power BI Streaming Dataset Walk into A Bar - Part 1
This is the title of a live demo session that demonstrates the Microsoft Power Platform products working together to create an interactive data application. I recently had the honor of presenting this at the Dublin Power BI User Group (@DublinPUG) during my visit to the Power Platform World Tour in Dublin. In this blog series I will detail all the steps needed to get this demo up and running on your own. I will use the text in this post, as well as screen shots and video's explaining it step by step. So, if you're already (somewhat) familiar with Forms, Power Automate and/or Power BI streaming datasets, feel free to go directly to the video's and start building your own demo right away. Otherwise, keep reading and eventually you'll come across all the resources as well.
