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Data Mesh with its decentralized/federated approach offers unique challenges, especially for enterprises that have centralized capabilities. But what does a “good” data mesh operating model look like? And how do you structure incentives, teams, and governance, to help your data mesh grow and thrive? This session with Tom De Wolf, and Jean-George Perrin, will answer these questions and offer some unique insights based upon practical real-world data mesh implementation experience.

Join us for a discussion moderated by Eric Broda, President of Broda Group Software, Inc.

Panelists:

• Tom De Wolf, Senior Architect and Innovation Lead ad ACA Group
• Jean-Georges Perrin, President and Co-founder, Aida Group

Please join us on 20th July 2023 to learn about OneLake in Microsoft Fabric.

What \~ Toronto Data Professionals Community (Virtual)

When \~ Thursday 20th July 2023

Agenda:

12:00 PM Networking and Introduction

12:15 PM Topic: OneLake - The Foundation of Microsoft Fabric, OneDrive for Data and the Data Silo Killer by Pawel Potasinski who is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, Member of the Microsoft Fabric Community team focused on community management and engagements.

1:30 PM End

Where: Online via Microsoft team

Session Details: The world is awash with data and it is up to data professionals to make sense of it all. Just a few weeks ago Microsoft announced the next generation of analytics at Build: Microsoft Fabric!

Fabric is a complete end-to-end analytics platform bringing together Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse, and Power BI in a single location and more deeply integrated than ever. It’s built on a SaaS platform which helps deliver innovation more quickly and allowing users to get up and running in seconds. At the core Fabric provides a lake-centric and open data hub using the popular Delta format with built-in security, governance, and compliance throughout. At the edge, Fabric delivers flexibility for data scientists, data warehouse developers, and Power BI users to build and analyze using their unique skill sets.

One of the key pillars of Microsoft Fabric is that it’s lake centric and open. At the core of this pillar there’s OneLake - a single, unified storage system for all your data. Come to this session to learn how different teams working with Fabric can easily explore and discover data, re-use existing data products and work in a Data Mesh operating model without the need to maintain separate data lakes and keeping many copies of the same data.

Speaker Bio: Pawel Potasinski, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, Member of the Microsoft Fabric Community team, focused on community management and engagements. In his professional career Pawel has always been associated with data engineering and analytics (SQL, BI, Big Data). Founder of the Polish SQL Server Users Group (PLSSUG), today known as Data Community Poland. Regular speaker at conferences, community events and user groups. Former Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP).