I watched a sports science team repeat an entire week of gait trials because nobody documented the force-plate sampling rate the software expected. Seven days of work were lost. The failure was not the software. It was a workflow problem: no standard operating procedure, no quality gates, and no shared conventions. A repeatable, tool-agnostic workflow […] The post A Practical Guide to Biomechanical Analysis Software Workflows first appeared on Flowster.

Planning and Permitting Manager Ben Frizzell introduced draft guidance to help operators prepare practicability assessments when they cannot implement certain enhanced system practices (ESPs), stressing operators must address five required criteria separately for each ESP and provide quantitative evidence where possible.

While working with a mature Power BI semantic model, we faced a simple yet critical question: Where is the data for each table actually coming from? To solve this problem, we built a simple automated approach that extracts the data source information for every table directly from the semantic model. In this article, I will walk through the concept and implementation.