Lunch & Learn | Discover Microsoft Fabric

Local authorities are under increasing pressure to deliver better services with limited resources, while navigating growing demands around data, information security, and digital transformation. Across the public sector, we increasingly hear a desire to learn from peers, share experiences, and explore how data and AI can help improve services for residents.

Not at another large-scale event, but in a smaller setting where meaningful discussions can take place. That’s why we’re partnering with Microsoft to host this exclusive session for a select group of local authorities. During this interactive morning, you’ll discover how Microsoft Fabric can simplify complex data environments, accelerate access to insights, and help lay the foundations for a modern, data-driven organisation. Based on the original event format.

• Breaking down data silos across departments, applications, and information systems
• Generating greater value from data, even with limited resources
• Strengthening information security, governance, and compliance
• Using trusted data as the foundation for policymaking and public services
• Unlocking insights for citizens, policymakers, and employees
• Encouraging collaboration and knowledge sharing between municipalities

• An in-depth session on Microsoft Fabric in the public sector
• Practical examples of how municipalities are centralising and using data effectively
• Insights into governance, security, and the responsible use of data and AI
• Open discussions with peers about shared challenges
• An intimate setting focused on knowledge sharing
• A shared lunch offering the opportunity to exchange experiences and expand your professional network

This session is designed for local authorities that:

• Want to modernise their data platform
• Are looking to unlock more value from existing data
• Want to take the next step towards data-driven decision-making
• Would like to exchange knowledge and experiences with peers
• Are preparing for AI and data initiatives across the organisation
• Are looking for practical examples and best practices from the public sector