We previously wrote about the power of default semantic models, and how they were a convenient out-of-the-box model we can offer our users. Microsoft just announced they will be sunsetting the default semantic models, effective December 2025. But what does this mean for you and the default semantic models in your organization? Here are the two changes, how they can impact you and our advice.
For many organizations, establishing a modern data platform can be daunting. Microsoft Fabric proves however that it doesn’t have to be. Fabric is designed to simplify, unify, and empower your modern data platform. With easy setup, familiar integration and powerful features, the platform offers organizations of all sizes a unique opportunity to adopt data-driven strategies. Whether you’re just beginning to explore data analytics or are ready to elevate your data strategy, Fabric has something to offer.
As a Data Architect at Datashift, I've had the opportunity to work extensively with Microsoft Fabric since its introduction. Over the past year and a half, Fabric has shown tremendous promise, but like any new technology, it has had its challenges.
Self-service BI allows business users to independently access, visualize, and analyse data. Although this sounds very promising for organizations, it also introduces challenges and potential pitfalls.
