Yoda Response: Thank you for the question, Avi. As a BI Architect, my day-to-day tasks can vary depending on the project at hand. If I am working on a migration project, my focus would be on planning and executing the migration tasks. This involves daily check-ins to ensure the data integrity between the source and target systems, monitoring the pipelines and data sets, and addressing any challenges or outages related to report refreshing.

On the other hand, if I am involved in a development project aimed at creating a holistic end-to-end enterprise data warehouse (EDW) and architecture, my daily tasks would be different. I would spend more time engaging in discussions with the team and end-users to understand their reporting requirements and how they want to visualize the data. This would involve collaborating on a daily basis to define the reporting structures, complexities, and functionalities needed. For example, if there is a requirement for Power Apps integration, I would work closely with the team to ensure the desired functionalities are implemented.

Additionally, I allocate time to support my team members in addressing any technical challenges they may encounter. This could involve providing guidance on Spotfire logic or troubleshooting issues with Spotfire reports. By actively engaging with the team and addressing their concerns, I ensure that the project progresses smoothly and that everyone is equipped to handle their tasks effectively.

While the specific tasks may vary, my day-to-day activities as a BI Architect revolve around effective communication, collaboration, and problem-solving to ensure the successful execution of projects.

Please let me know if you would like any further details or examples.