💡 The future of analytics belongs to pipelines that think and repair themselves! 🔥 By combining Microsoft Fabric and Azure AI, we embed intelligent agents that monitor, detect, and self-heal turning static pipelines into adaptive systems. The result is enterprise analytics that stay reliable, governed, and cost-efficient, even as data volumes grow 📈 ✅ Executives gain confidence that dashboards refresh on time. Analysts focus on insights, not troubleshooting. Operations scale without adding burden 👀 👌 This is Agentic Analytics where pipelines that run and optimize themselves. It’s not a concept for tomorrow; we’re delivering it today 👉 Read how we build self-healing data pipelines with Fabric + Azure AI https://lnkd.in/gEt5CyYB #AgenticAnalytics #MicrosoftFabric #AzureAI #EnterpriseData #IntelligentAutomation #FutureOfAnalytics #ZCS
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🚀 80% of Fortune 500 companies now use Microsoft Fabric — and it’s not just about managing data anymore. It’s about unlocking knowledge. 🔍 The latest evolution? Microsoft is integrating LinkedIn’s graph database technology into Fabric to solve a key challenge in enterprise AI: understanding relationships between data entities. 🧠 While vector databases are great for semantic search, they lack context. Graph databases fill that gap by modeling connections — between customers, suppliers, systems — creating knowledge graphs that bring memory and relevance to AI. 🔄 Microsoft’s two-stage approach: Graph narrowing: Identify relevant entities through relationships. Vector zoom: Perform semantic search within that refined set. 💡 This dramatically improves AI accuracy and performance — reducing noise, speeding up responses, and enabling agentic systems with persistent memory. 📊 With native support for GraphQL, open formats, and real-time mirroring (Oracle, BigQuery), Fabric is becoming the unified data intelligence platform for enterprises. We see how this shift from data lakes to context-rich knowledge platforms can transform fraud detection, customer intelligence, and operational efficiency. https://lnkd.in/evUGSU5C 🔗 Curious how this could reshape your AI strategy? Let’s connect. #MicrosoftFabric #LinkedInGraph #EnterpriseAI #KnowledgeGraph #DataPlatform #AzureData #FinancialServices #AIInfrastructure #TechLeadership
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#sharedUnifiedNamespace + Microsoft Fabric + AI: The Future of Smart Operations? As industrial data landscapes mature, the Unified Namespace (#UNS) is becoming the backbone of real-time, contextualized data across operations. Now, with Microsoft Fabric and AI entering the mix, we’re seeing a new frontier in industrial intelligence. Especially as Microsoft pushes MS Fabric into the market, we have many customer that work on this combination. Here’s a quick breakdown of the pros and cons of combining our #sharedUNS, Fabric and AI as I see them at the moment: ---------------------------------------------------------- Pros: Real-Time AI Insights: With UNS feeding live data into Fabric, AI models can generate predictive insights, detect anomalies, and optimize processes in real time. Unified Data Governance: MS Fabric’s OneLake architecture ensures secure, governed access to UNS data—ideal for training and deploying AI responsibly. Accelerated Decision-Making: AI- and Data-powered analytics in Fabric (via Copilot, Power BI, and Synapse) help teams move from data to decisions faster than ever. Low-Code AI Enablement: MS Fabric empowers developers to build AI-driven apps and workflows on top of UNS data—democratizing innovation. ---------------------------------------------------------- Cons: Integration Complexity: Aligning UNS topics with Fabric’s data models and AI pipelines requires careful architecture—especially in legacy environments. Even when you do not implement any AI-Use Case complexity is high and you need to do the right steps. Latency & Data Quality: AI models are only as good as the data they consume. Real-time ingestion must be optimized to avoid lag and ensure accuracy. Cost & Compute: AI workloads can be resource-intensive. Without proper governance, costs can escalate quickly. Skill Gaps: Bridging OT, IT, and AI expertise remains a challenge—especially when deploying advanced models in industrial settings. The combination of UNS, Microsoft Fabric, and AI holds massive potential—but success depends on thoughtful integration, strong governance, and cross-functional collaboration. If you have any questions how to start your journey pushing data from your shopfloor to MS Fabric, let's exchange! Transition Technologies PSC Germany Microsoft Fabric #ttpsc4industry #IndustrialAI #UnifiedNamespace #MicrosoftFabric #SmartFactory #DigitalTransformation #DataOps #PowerBI #IIoT #ManufacturingAnalytics #Copilot #AIinIndustry
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The future of data and AI isn’t coming—it’s here. At #FabConVienna, Microsoft Fabric made it clear: the era of fragmented data is ending. With OneLake’s zero-copy mirroring, graph and geospatial capabilities, and developer-first extensibility, we’re moving toward a world where data is not just stored—it’s activated for AI at scale. This isn’t about features; it’s about strategy. Organizations that unify their data estate today will lead in building intelligent applications tomorrow. Question for you: How ready is your company data platform to power the next generation of AI-driven experiences? Read about all of the announcements made at FabCon Vienna here: https://lnkd.in/dmF_T5Uy #MicrosoftFabric #DataStrategy #AIInnovation
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