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Data Integration, Data Warehousing, Fabric Lakehouse

T-SQL Tuesday 198: The Hidden ETL Mistake That Silently Wastes Time And Compute

May 12, 2026/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture, Fabric Lakehouses, Microsoft Fabric, Uncategorized

Operating Materialized Lake Views in Microsoft Fabric

This is the last post in a three-part series exploring the mechanics of Materialized Lake Views (MLVs). The goal is to help you understand how they work and whether they make sense for your environment. What they are, when they help, and when they fall short.

March 3, 2026/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture, Fabric Lakehouses, Microsoft Fabric

Designing with Materialized Lake Views in Microsoft Fabric

This is the second post in a three-part series exploring the mechanics of Materialized Lake Views. The goal is to help you understand how they work and whether they make sense for your environment. What they are, when they help, and when they fall short.

February 19, 2026/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture, Fabric Lakehouses, Microsoft Fabric

Materialized Lake Views in Microsoft Fabric

This is the first post in a three-part series exploring the mechanics of Materialized Lake Views. The goal is to help you understand how they work and whether they make sense for your environment. What they are, when they help, and when they fall short.

February 5, 2026/by Justin Cunningham
C-Level, Data Architecture

Microsoft Power BI to Microsoft Fabric: Are You Ready for the Transition?

In 2023, Microsoft announced its new platform, Microsoft Fabric, an innovative product that combined Microsoft Power BI, Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Data Factory, Fabric SQL Databases, and Real-Time Intelligence into one platform. Over 21,000 companies use Microsoft Fabric, and the success stories paint a promising future. If your team hasn’t switched to Fabric yet, now […]

June 2, 2025/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture

Ignite 2024 Cliff Notes

December 18, 2024/by Justin Cunningham
Cloud, Data Architecture

Fabric Lakehouse Schemas: Your Data’s New Best Friend

In this post, we will cover a new feature in preview for Microsoft Fabric: Lakehouse Schemas. If your Lakehouse is drowning in a sea of unorganized data, this might just be the lifeline you’ve been looking for. The Data Chaos Conundrum We’ve all been there. You’re knee-deep in a project, desperately searching for that one […]

October 10, 2024/by Justin Cunningham
Uncategorized

Microsoft Build 2024: Key Updates for Data Pros

“Every business workflow in every enterprise will be engineered with GenAI at its core” -ServiceNow’s Bill McDermott Microsoft Build 2024 focused on transformative advancements in AI, cloud computing, and developer tools. This year’s event showcased Microsoft’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. AI and Copilots were the overwhelming theme. Even though AI has […]

May 29, 2024/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture

Data Engineering with Notebooks in Seven Minutes

Checkout this quick video to see how you can start to load and transform your data with notebooks. Data Engineering with Microsoft Fabric becomes easier once you understand how to leverage notebooks to your advantage. If you are in Austin Texas on March 8 & 9, 2024 don’t miss SQL Saturday Ausin where you can […]

February 28, 2024/by Justin Cunningham
Data Architecture

Microsoft Fabric Overview in Five Minutes

In five minutes, Justin gives you a Microsoft Fabric overview to help you ingest, process, store, monitor, and govern your data with Microsoft’s new analytics tool. He will discuss user personas like Data Engineering and Data Science within Microsoft Fabric and how the personas will use tools like Data Activator, Power BI, Data Factory, Real-Time […]

February 6, 2024/by Justin Cunningham
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