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endjin
Data, AI, & Cloud Native App Dev on Microsoft Fabric, Databricks & Azure. We help small teams achieve big things!
About endjin
We help small teams achieve big things! Whether you're a SME or a department within a global organisation, we can help you achieve your ambitions, and become self-sufficient. Endjin is a UK-based, fully-remote consultancy, founded in 2010, who specialise in Data, Analytics & AI, and Cloud Native App Dev on Microsoft Azure, Fabric & Databricks. We help our customers succeed by adopting our best traits; absorbing our expertise, assimilating our processes, and leveraging our Intellectual Property. We form long-term strategic partnerships, and become trusted advisers. Our commercial model varies from "brain power by the hour" for our strategic and technical Brain Trust, to workshops, assessments, landing zones, team-per-week delivery squads and support. Our results speak for themselves. Start-ups funded or exited. Chaotic teams who fail to deliver, converted into high-performance teams who deliver weekly. New cloud based products & solutions that are celebrated in global conference keynotes as exemplars of the 'art of the possible' made real. Our customers include: Abrdn AlixPartners Ambro Anheuser-Busch InBev Apax Partners Ascot Lloyd Beavertown Brewery CEMAR Dentsu Experian Hymans Robertson i-movo M&G Investments Milliman Netwealth OceanMind RBS Redington reed.co.uk Skills Development Scotland Smartr365 TalkTalk University of Leeds Vubiquity Watchfinder & Co
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Products & Services
endjin reported that Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid is now generally available
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Research & Knowledge
endjin published a generally available article titled Start validating today: The ODBC to ADBC driver transition in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric by Michaela Isaacs.
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Research & Knowledge
endjin published highlights from Fabric Weekly Issue 9 regarding Spark 4.1 and Delta Lake 4.2.
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endjin published highlights from Fabric Weekly Issue 9 regarding MEGA H A SONY getting four Fabric patterns.
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Research & Knowledge
endjin published highlights from Fabric Weekly Issue 9 regarding Fabric Apps without a sign-in.
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endjin published highlights from Fabric Weekly Issue 9 regarding Direct Lake being cheaper with a catch.
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endjin published highlights from Fabric Weekly Issue 9 regarding Data agents writing better DAX.
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