One or two days with your team and your data
Built around the reports and models your team works on: report design and storytelling, semantic model design, or Fabric architecture for BI teams.
Training
Training and workshops
I've taught Power BI and Fabric to teams and at conferences for a decade. The sessions that work are practical: your data, your reports, and something changed by the end of the day.
- Topics
- Report design and storytelling, semantic model design, Fabric architecture for BI teams
- Formats
- In-house workshop, conference session, online course
- Delivered
- Online, or in person at your office for workshops
Three formats
Talks and pre-conference workshops
I speak at SQLBits, Data Saturdays, and the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference on semantic model design, Fabric architecture, and design-first reporting.
Power BI, beginner to advanced
A three-level Power BI course, design first, taught on a single realistic dataset from first import to production. Being recorded now.
The course is not open for enrolment yet. The Fabric Alchemist newsletter is where I'll announce it, and the Fabric Field Notes videos are free in the meantime.
How a session runs
Understand the idea
Why a star schema, why a report needs a decision behind it, why a description matters to Copilot. The reasoning first, so the steps make sense.
See it in the real tool
Every concept shown in Power BI or Fabric on a realistic scenario, including where it goes wrong.
Apply it to your own work
Exercises on your own reports and models where possible, so you leave with a change already made.
What attendees say
Prathy is absolutely brilliant! Very knowledgeable and excitingly engaging! Her approach to storytelling through data visualisations is modern, and well thought through.
Prathy is a rare combination of deep technical expertise and genuine ease to work with. She explains complex work clearly at every level and gives her team the space to deliver excellent work.
Plan a session
Tell me who will be in the room and what they build. Some things need a workshop, some need coaching while you build, and I'll say which.