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- Weekly watchPower BIMicrosoft FabricIntelligence artificielleData & AI watch, week of 28 September to 4 October 2026A week shaped by FabCon Barcelona: Microsoft released its September updates, with agents that can evolve a Power BI model and a pay-as-you-go Fabric capacity. On the AI side, OpenAI held its DevDay, and agent safety became a regulatory topic in the United States.Read
- Microsoft FabricPower BIFabCon Europe 2026: the announcements that reach your reportsMicrosoft presented more than a hundred new features in Barcelona, from 28 September to 1 October. Four of them really matter to a company that steers its business with Power BI and Business Central. Here they are, and what they are worth once placed on a real project.Read
- Power BIRow-level security: three ways to believe it is in place when it is notRow-level security can be tested in two clicks and is assumed to work too quickly. Three configurations produce a report that seems filtered and lets data through. Here is how to recognise them, and the test that catches them all.Read
- Power BIMicrosoft FabricThe date table: the quarter of an hour that decides half of your measuresIt is the quickest element of a Power BI model to build and the one most often botched. Without it, year-on-year comparisons are wrong on a shifted fiscal year, cumulative totals are slow, and nobody understands why. Here is the one we set up on every project.Read
- Microsoft FabricConsolidating several ERPs: the step nobody puts a price on, and the one that decides everythingConnecting four databases takes a few days. Getting them to agree on what a customer is takes weeks, and it is the step missing from most of the quotes our clients show us.Read
- Power BIA Power BI report that takes thirty seconds to open: look in the model, not in the visualThe natural reaction to a slow report is to remove charts. It is almost always the wrong place. Five causes explain the vast majority of the cases we take over, and they all live in the model.Read
- Microsoft FabricPower BIBusiness Central FlowFields are not extracted: they are rebuiltA customer balance showing zero in Power BI while the ERP displays the right amount is the first symptom, and it catches everyone who extracts Business Central for the first time. Here is why, and how to rebuild these fields as measures that add up correctly.Read
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