you'll recognise one of these.
Real Power BI and Fabric engagements I've worked on: a bottleneck, a model nobody quite trusts, every report still done by hand. Read the one that sounds like yours.
case files
a law firm's data team that owns a fabric build they didn't build.
A consultancy built their Fabric model; the team came out owning it. By handover they were tracing wrong numbers back through the new stack themselves.
read the full storythe contact-centre lead who built her own dashboard.
From giving up on Power BI more than once - to opening it most days, on her own data, to keep her hand in. She owns and maintains a real dashboard now, hers to keep running and extend.
read the full storya university's carbon footprint, moved off one person's spreadsheet.
One model now sits under all their carbon reporting - built from the spreadsheets it used to live in, and run by the person who owns the number.
read the full storythe museum that ran on a whiteboard.
From a visitor number written on a whiteboard each day to reports the team reads in Teams and runs themselves - three systems, one shared model underneath.
read the full storyIf one of these is close to home, I'm happy to talk it through - nothing to prepare.
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