The Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon) 2026, co-located with SQLCon for the first time, brought together over 8000 data professionals. This event marked a significant development in Microsoft’s strategy, as Fabric is now positioned not only as an analytics suite but also as a unified control plane encompassing databases, OneLake, governance, and agentic capabilities that
Most businesses running Dynamics 365 Business Central love how smoothly it handles the day-to-day work. Orders, inventory, finances – it keeps everything moving. But when it’s time to actually make sense of all that data, many teams hit a wall! They’re sitting on valuable information, yet the everyday reality is a mess of exports, spreadsheets
Microsoft continues to push boundaries with its unified data platform, Microsoft Fabric. The September 2025 release brings a well-balanced mix of performance boosts, AI integrations, and improved collaboration tools. While there’s plenty in this update for technical teams and business users alike, the spotlight this month is clearly on governance and data protection. Overall Updates
Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics platform that helps teams work with their data across various tools and workflows. With AI being built into every aspect of technology, it’s fascinating to see how AI is being built into Microsoft Fabric, too! With the new AI Functions in Microsoft Fabric, you can bring the power of
Discover the latest announcements and platform enhancements from the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2025.
Microsoft announced its expansion to their partnership with Snowflake during the Build Conference 2024. This collaboration promises to revolutionize data management by offering seamless bi-directional data access and a commitment to open standards. OneLake, the cornerstone of Fabric, shines even brighter with this partnership. As a single, unified, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) open data foundation, OneLake empowers
In the last few blogs in the Data Factory series using Fabric, we learnt how to interact with data pipelines and Data flows in Data Factory. In this blog, let us continue to explore a little more deeper. We will see a new concept on how to do the incremental load in data pipelines, load
In our last Data Factory series using Fabric blog, we saw how to create a Dataflow in Data Factory to load the data from Web API connector to warehouse. We also discussed how to load the CSV files to a warehouse. In this blog, let’s explore a new use case. In this article, we will
In our last Data Factory series using Fabric, we saw how to create a basic pipeline which copies the data from Microsoft Azure Blob Storage to Lakehouse with auto mail alert. In this article, let’s explore our knowledge on creating a Dataflow in Data Factory to load the data from Web API connector to warehouse.
In the last article in our Data Factory Series using Fabric, we had introduced the concept of Data Factory Fabric. In this article, let’s explore our knowledge on data pipelines by creating a basic pipeline which copies the data from Microsoft Azure Blob Storage to Lakehouse. For this use case, we will use Lakehouse which combines
