From Data to Insights: How to Make Better Decisions with Microsoft Fabric , and Power BI

They’re found in ERP and CRM systems, Excel spreadsheets, and sales, financial, manufacturing, and inventory management applications. The problem arises when you need to connect them , organize them, and quickly extract the answer to a specific business question from them.

According to an IBM study , as many as 83% of Chief Data Officers say that data silos limit their ability to conduct real-time analysis and make decisions.

And as the number of data sources increases, the problem only gets worse.

Microsoft Fabric and Power BI allow you to approach analytics as a single, cohesive process—from data integration and preparation, through data modeling, all the way to reporting and analysis.

During the webinar, we’ll use practical examples to show what this process might look like in a real-world organization and where Fabric and Power BI can deliver the greatest value.

We'll be featuring, among other things:

🔗 How to combine data from different systems and sources,

🧹 How to prepare and organize data before it goes into reports,

🏗️ How to build a cohesive analytics environment instead of yet more standalone reports and files,

📊 How to use Power BI to create interactive analyses for different audiences,

🔎 How to move from an overall result to its causes and detailed data,

⚙️ What might the entire BI project look like—from the data source to the final report,

🏢 When does Microsoft Fabric make sense for a smaller organization, and how can it be used in a large, distributed environment?

⚠️ What are the most common mistakes made when developing BI solutions on your own, and how can you avoid scaling issues,

🤝 At which stages of the project are proper architecture, best practices, and the team’s experience particularly important?

Not just a dashboard. The entire data journey.

During the webinar, we won't be focusing on the technical configuration of individual features.

Using specific scenarios, we'll show what happens before the user sees the finished report:

data sources → integration → preparation and organization → data model → Power BI → information on which a decision can be based.

You'll see both the capabilities of Power BI itself and the broader role that Microsoft Fabric plays in building a modern data environment.

Why should you participate?

👉 You'll see practical uses at Fabric and Power BI —not just a list of features,

👉 You’ll learn the entire process of building a BI solution—from data to report,

👉 You'll learn where Fabric can also be useful outside of large corporate projects,

👉 You'll learn what to look for when planning your own analytics environment,

👉 You'll learn about the mistakes that can hinder the future development and scaling of your solution.

Who is this meeting for?

▪️ executives and managers responsible for organizational development and data-driven decision-making,

▪️ individuals responsible for controlling, finance, sales, operations, and reporting,

▪️ CIOs, IT managers, and those involved in developing the Microsoft environment,

▪️ organizations that are already using Power BI and are considering the next stage in the development of their analytics,

▪️ companies where data is scattered across various systems, spreadsheets, and teams,

▪️ People who are considering Microsoft Fabric and want to understand what real changes it can bring to their organization.

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