MVP’s Favorite Content: Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, Azure

In this blog series dedicated to technical articles from Microsoft, we’ll highlight MVP’s favorite articles and personal insights.

Valerie JunkData Platform MVP, Netherlands

Create accessible reports in Power BI – Power BI | microsoft run

“This article provides an overview of the accessibility features available in Power BI and includes implementation examples. Every report writer should know what features are available and how to implement them!”

*Related blogs: Power BI accessibility – keyboard, screen readers, and contrast (valeriejunk.nl)

Savannah DealData Platform MVP, USA

Power BI Desktop Project (PBIP) – Power BI | microsoft run

“Unlike DEV projects, versioning in Power BI doesn’t seem to work as expected. As converged development teams grow, version control within Power BI becomes more important. I recommend this content because PBIP files are underutilized and can be very useful for Git integration.”

*Related blogs: GitHub version control for Power BI – not a pickle

Matthias FarlandData Platform MVP, Switzerland

Microsoft Fabric End-to-End Security Scenario – Microsoft Fabric | microsoft run

“We are excited about this content because it demonstrates how to use customer-managed key (CMK) encryption to securely manage sensitive data within Microsoft Fabric and comply with stringent data sovereignty requirements. This approach allows organizations to maintain control over their encryption keys and provides an additional layer of protection and transparency when working in a cloud environment. “This is an important step in strengthening data security while supporting the unique needs of global businesses to comply with specific legal and regulatory frameworks for cloud sovereignty.”

*Related activities: Data Platform Conference Switzerland – Schedule Zurich, October 25 – I spoke at the Swiss Data Platform conference about handling sensitive data in Fabric.

Rajanish KaushkMicrosoft Azure MVP, USA

Tag resources, resource groups, and subscriptions for logical organizations – Azure Resource Manager…

“Managing resources in the cloud can be a difficult task, especially when it comes to organizing and grouping resources effectively. Azure tags are an integral part of Azure resource management, making it easy to identify and group resources.”

*Related blogs:

– Bulk tagging Azure resources using PowerShell – Beyond the Horizon…(rajanieshkaushikk.com)

– Resource Tag Orchestration in Azure: A configurable solution for multiple subscriptions and tags – Bey…