Tuesday, November 18
Presentations from the in-person day at Hotel Helia
Keynote
Room 1
- Has AI killed the dashboard - Andy Cotgreave
- From Dashboards To Dialogs - Marc Lelijveld
- Silómentes adatvilág citizen eszközökkel - Balázs Bertold, Havas Levente
Room 2
- Databeads - közösen szőtt adatékszerek - Minkó Mihály
- Power BI és piacmonitoring - Fülöp Péter
- Help my product is invisible - Helene Kielbowicz
- Building Effective Data Communities A Human-Oriented Approach - Tali Fulman
Room 3
- Understanding Fabric Capacities - Benni De Jagere
- Migrating to Fabric - Alexander Arvidsson
- Power BI Documentation System - David Kofod Hanna
- Power BI Embedded: Next-Level Analytics - Pascal Kiefer
Room 4
Wednesday, November 19
Presentations from the online day
Track 1
- Using Semantic Link to get an overview of Power BI in the lands of Middle earth - Jo David
- Power BI’s Hottest Upgrade - Developer Mode with TMDL - Dhyan Rathore
- Creating a Power BI training programme - Neil Rowlands
- Visual Calculations vs Model Measures - Francesco Bergamaschi
Track 2
- From Floor Plans or Diagrams to Dynamic Dashboards: New Synoptic Panel 2025 in Power BI - Victor Rivas
- How the "Me-First" Mindset is Reshaping Data Design - Edit Gyenge.ppsx
- IBCS in the age of AI-assisted reporting - Edyta Szarska
- Open Source Business Intelligence - Introduction to Apache Superset - Evan Rusackas
Track 3
- Geo-Intelligence: Unlocking Insights Through Open-Source Geospatial Analytics - Matthias Rochtus
- From Product to Revenue - Timo Dechau
- Introducing Omni, the BI Platform for Governance and Self-service analytics - Zoltán Csonka
- Great Tables & gt-extras - Jules Walzer-Goldfeld
- Databricks AI/BI Dashboard - Xintia Gyenge
- Introducing Observable Canvases: A new paradigm in collaborative data analysis and dashboarding - Allison Horst