Performance Monitoring in Hospitals BThe UKBB relies on data-driven hospital management using a management information system (MIS) based on Qlik Sense and SAP.
More efficiency and structure The JURA Materials Group uses iVIEW to implement an efficient ETL link between SAP FICO and Qlik
Performance Monitoring in Hospitals BThe UKBB relies on data-driven hospital management using a management information system (MIS) based on Qlik Sense and SAP.
More efficiency and structure The JURA Materials Group uses iVIEW to implement an efficient ETL link between SAP FICO and Qlik
Microsoft Fabric: All-in-One Data Solution with AI Support Data is the most valuable asset for businesses in the digital age. To efficiently and fully leverage the value of this data, companies require a seamless and integrated analytics experience that encompasses all aspects from data movement to business intelligence. That's precisely what Microsoft Fabric offers. What is Microsoft Fabric? Microsoft Fabric is a new all-in-one data platform that empowers businesses to unlock the full potential of their data with the help of artificial intelligence. This end-to-end platform provides data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence – all hosted on a data lake-centric SaaS solution. What are the benefits of Microsoft Fabric? With Fabric, businesses don't need to combine different services from various providers. Instead, they can use an integrated, user-friendly, and data lake-centric end-to-end product to solve all data-related challenges on a unified platform. As the platform is based on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), simplicity and integration are guaranteed at the highest level: A comprehensive set of deeply integrated analytics capabilities. A unified data lake serving as a central hub for various analytics frontends. Centralized management and governance across all environments. Easier access to all resources and seamless reusability. What are the components of Microsoft Fabric? Microsoft Fabric integrates technologies such as Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics, and Power BI into a single, unified product that empowers both data and business experts to unlock the potential of their data and lay the foundation for the era of AI. The individual components are presented in the user interface for various end-to-end scenarios without the need to assemble and configure different services. This allows different users within the organization to interact with data in their familiar ways. One Lake is the central data storage location of Microsoft Fabric, based on Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 technology. The data in One Lake is stored in the open standard Delta format, allowing any tool that can read and write Delta format to utilize the data within Fabric. Power BI is a data visualization tool for exploratory and interactive data analysis. It offers a user-friendly interface for creating and consuming graphical and tabular reports. With the help of AI and Copilot, insights and trends can be generated from enterprise data. Data Factory is an Azure-based data integration service that enables capturing, extracting, transforming, and loading (ETL/ELT) data in a no/low-code approach. By using data pipelines, data can be loaded into the Data Lake or Data Warehouse in a user-friendly and automated manner. Data Engineering is the next-generation technology based on Azure Synapse for transforming and cleansing large volumes of data using Spark, notebooks, or SQL scripts. Data Warehouse allows storing large amounts of structured or semi-structured data in a relational database and retrieving it using familiar SQL queries. Data Science is a machine learning and advanced analytics environment based on Azure Synapse for creating and deploying AI models using notebooks or the designer. Real-Time Analytics enables monitoring and analyzing data in real-time, regardless of the source, whether it's from IT systems, IoT devices, or other data sources. Data Activator allows monitoring data in a no-code manner and triggering actions when predefined conditions are met. For example, email alerts or Teams notifications can be sent when sales data in a Power BI report falls below a threshold or when the temperature of a machine exceeds a certain level. Video Introduction to Microsoft Fabric Get started with Microsoft Fabric Are you ready to embark on a journey into a new era of data analysis? Sign up today for a 60-day free trial here and start exploring the features and capabilities of Fabric. End-to-end tutorials are available to guide you through the development process with Fabric, including: Creating a Fabric workspace Connecting to data sources Performing data engineering tasks Creating data pipelines Applying data science techniques Analyzing data in real-time Creating interactive dashboards and reports If you have any questions or need expert assistance in building your data environment, getting acquainted with Microsoft Fabric, and implementing your data analysis requirements, contact us.