Fabric readiness assessment
Review sources, current reporting, licensing and skills, then recommend an architecture and a first workload.
- Target architecture
- Capacity and cost estimate
- Phased plan
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Microsoft Fabric and Power BI implementation for growing businesses. We connect your systems, agree your metrics and build reporting your team can own, on a governed foundation that's ready for AI.
Power BI reporting built around the questions your team needs to answer.
Start with one focused improvement or a full Fabric implementation. Each link opens the detail page for that service.
Bring the right data into one governed foundation.
Microsoft Fabric consultingDesign the right architecture before you build it. Fabric implementationFrom source systems to governed insight. Data integration and orchestrationConnect every important source. Lakehouse and MedallionTrusted Bronze, Silver and Gold layers in OneLake. Real-Time IntelligenceTurn events and streams into operational insight.Give every team the same numbers.
Semantic modelsTurn data into consistent business meaning. Power BI developmentReports and dashboards people actually use.Run the platform safely and make it ready for AI.
GovernanceOwnership, security and cost discipline. Copilot and AI readinessData ready for natural-language questions. Data science and AIAnalytics and AI on governed Fabric data.Reference diagrams showing how sources, layers, semantic models and Copilot connect. Illustrative patterns, adapted to each client.
When automations need customer, finance or stock data from several systems, a governed Fabric foundation gives them one accurate source, with the same definitions your reports use.
Every engagement includes documentation and handover, so your team can run what we build.
Review sources, current reporting, licensing and skills, then recommend an architecture and a first workload.
Implement one end-to-end use case, such as management reporting or sales performance, from source to Power BI.
Tidy up duplicated datasets, conflicting numbers and slow reports, and plan the path to Fabric if it makes sense.
Illustrative patterns, adapted to your sources and definitions.
Yes. We can lead delivery or work alongside your BI, data and IT teams. We assess what to retain, improve and connect, with source access, security and operating responsibilities agreed as part of the scope.
End-to-end Fabric solutions covering data integration, OneLake, lakehouse or warehouse patterns, Medallion architecture, semantic models, Power BI, real-time analytics, governance and AI-ready consumption.
Fabric is billed by capacity size, hours running and storage, plus Power BI licences where needed. We model these costs for your setup during the readiness assessment.
Microsoft provides Copilot experiences that work with Power BI reports and semantic models, subject to licensing, capacity, permissions, region and tenant configuration. Strong semantic models and security are essential for reliable answers.
Yes. Fabric can ingest or connect to data through pipelines, dataflows, notebooks, event streaming, shortcuts, mirroring and APIs. The right pattern depends on the source, latency and governance requirements.
Describe the work, the systems involved and what makes it difficult today. That's enough for a useful first conversation.