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Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

31.01.2025

Continuous Delivery & Version Control for Power BI – Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

For the business intelligence professional, DevOps can be a confusing topic because it intersects with many disciplines and philosophies. I'm hopeful that a bit of reflection on my own experience over the years provides some valuable insight. I have seen DevOps and version control implemented on dozens and perhaps hundreds of projects, with different degrees…

Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

31.01.2025

Setting up a GitHub Repo and Power BI Project – Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

Both Azure DevOps and GitHub are supported Git repos for Power BI and Fabric workspace integration. Getting started with GitHub is quite easy, and anyone can have a free GitHub account. Simply navigate to http://GitHub.com and sign-up for an account. You may create a personal or organizational account, and your personal account can be associated…

Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

01.04.2025

Preparing Power BI and Fabric for AI & Copilot – Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

It is no secret that the AI revolution has started. Most every modern business application has an agent, a copilot or assistant asking to help write a document or take meeting notes. Nearly every banking or telecom customer service site greets us with a chatbot. Microsoft Teams meetings are concluded with Copilot summarizing the discussion…

Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

24.06.2025

Using Tableau with Microsoft Fabric & RLS – Paul Turley's SQL Server BI Blog

Tableau led the self-service visual reporting revolution and now part of the Salesforce suite, it is bound to continue to have a loyal following and user base. The purpose of this article is not to compare Tableau to Power BI nor to expound on the strengths or perceived weaknesses of either product, but to share…

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