Today I had one of my rare interactions with Romanian authorities. Not entirely unlike similar experiences with their Austrian colleagues, it was enough to elicit this well-known feeling of them […]
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Articles by: Sascha D. Kasper
CV Template
A few people contacted me and asked to get the template of my downloadable CV. So here it is. It is a PSD (Photoshop) file, which I zipped into an […]
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Surface
Actually, I only wanted to write a short review of my latest acquisition: the Surface Headphones. Then things got a bit out of hand and I decided to include my […]
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We Have Always Done It That Way
Slightly paraphrasing Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, I claim that the most dangerous words in business are ‘we have always done things that way’. Analyze carefuly. Have no fear. Decide swiftly. […]
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Power BI Certification by Enterprise DNA
I just got the confirmation that I passed the Enterprise DNA certification for Power BI. Why do I mention this? Several reasons, actually: I am somewhat happy to have passed […]
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M aka Power Query and Notepad++
If you are working with Power Query (aka M) and do more than single-line statements, you will frequently find yourself wishing for a powerful editor with proper syntax highlighting. Below […]
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The Flat Learning Curve
Following up on my thoughts about normal learning curves, here I ponder the ‘flat’ learning curve because management teams’ learning curves frequently turn out to be rather flat. How come? […]
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The Bumpy Learning Curve
A normal learning curve eventually leads to mastery. But the road is a bumpy one. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. 30 seconds with your preferred search […]
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DAX Syntax Highlighting for Notepad++
If you are working with DAX and do more than single-line statements, you will frequently find yourself wishing for a powerful editor with proper syntax highlighting. Below I explain how […]
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The Best of Two Worlds
A few months ago, I switched from Windows Mobile to Android. And have been unhappy ever since. Until yesterday, when it all changed for the better. My main regret after […]
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