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⚡ The Accelerator

BI & AI Enablement

Your BI team shouldn't be the bottleneck. I set up your Fabric workspace, wire GitHub CI/CD, and train your squad to ship semantic models and dashboards faster — using AI agents for the heavy lifting, not another vendor slide deck.

What we cover

  • Microsoft Fabric best practices — workspace layout, capacity, and governance
  • Project format trade-offs — Fabric Git integration vs. PBIP vs. legacy PBIX workflows
  • GitHub + Fabric DevOps — branching, PR reviews, and deployment pipelines
  • AI agents for semantic models — DAX, relationships, and measure scaffolding
  • AI-assisted front-end — report layout, visuals, and theme consistency

Typical stack

Microsoft Fabric Power BI Semantic Models GitHub Actions Fabric Git Integration Cursor / Copilot Tabular Editor

Engagements combine live workshops, hands-on labs on your own workspace, and written playbooks your team keeps after I leave.

Example deliverables

Training curriculum — Week 1

BI & AI Enablement · Workshop series
SessionTopicFormatOutcome
Day 1Fabric workspace & capacity best practicesLive + labWorkspace blueprint
Day 2PBIP vs Git vs PBIX — pick your formatDecision workshopFormat decision doc
Day 3GitHub integration & deployment pipelinesHands-on setupCI/CD wired
Day 4AI agents on semantic modelsPair programmingAgent playbook
Day 5AI-assisted report front-endSquad sprintReport templates

GitHub → Fabric DevOps flow

fabric-bi-repo · main · GitHub Actions
🌿
Feature branch
feat/revenue-model
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PR review
DAX diff + tests
⚙️
GitHub Action
Validate TMDL
🏗️
Fabric Dev
Auto-sync
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Deploy pipeline
Dev → Prod

Semantic model changes reviewed in Git before they hit production — no more "who edited the measure?"

AI agent session — semantic model

Cursor · SalesSemanticModel · agent mode
you Add a YoY revenue growth measure with proper time intelligence. Follow our naming convention.
Reading model/relationships.tmdl… found Date → Sales[OrderDate]
Creating measures/Revenue YoY Growth.tmdl:
Revenue YoY Growth =
DIVIDE([Revenue] - [Revenue PY], [Revenue PY])
Added Revenue PY (hidden) as dependency · validated DAX syntax
✓ Ready for PR — 2 files changed, naming convention matched