End-to-end Microsoft Fabric consulting: capacity planning, OneLake architecture, Lakehouse and Warehouse design, Data Factory pipelines, and Direct Lake semantic models, implemented with governance from day one.
The same disciplined framework behind our enterprise migrations: documented, validated, and led by senior expertise from start to finish.
Inventory every report, data source, and dependency. Usage analysis identifies what actually matters.
Retire duplicates and unused reports. Typically 30 to 50 percent never need migrating.
Rebuild on Power BI and Fabric with governed semantic models and validated outputs.
Workspaces, row-level security, certified datasets, and documented standards.
Training and handover so your team owns the platform, not a vendor.
A free 30-minute discovery call: bring your questions about microsoft fabric consulting, leave with a clear next step and an honest read on effort and cost.
Power BI is now part of Fabric. The question is when to adopt the data-platform side: OneLake, Lakehouse, and pipelines. We assess your current architecture and give a sequenced adoption plan rather than a big bang.
Through capacity SKUs (F2 and up) plus Power BI Pro licenses depending on capacity size. We model your workloads against SKU options so you buy the capacity you need, not the one the calculator guessed.
Frequently yes. Lakehouse and Warehouse on OneLake cover most warehouse workloads, and we run migrations from SQL marts, Synapse, and legacy platforms as phased, validated projects.
Either advisory (architecture, review, roadmap) or delivery (we build it). Most clients start with a 2 to 4 week architecture engagement that produces a costed implementation plan.
Tell us what you are working with. A senior specialist will respond within one business day.