We help small and mid-size companies decide whether Microsoft Fabric fits, then build it in stages so your reports keep working while you move. Led by a Microsoft Certified Fabric Data Engineer (DP-700).
Microsoft Fabric puts data storage, pipelines and Power BI in one place. We cover each part of getting there.
We look at your data, reports and costs today, then tell you plainly whether Fabric fits and in what order to move.
A medallion design in bronze, silver and gold layers. Raw data, cleaned data and report-ready data each have a clear home.
Moves from older data warehouses, Azure Synapse, SQL Server and SSIS packages, planned in stages so nothing breaks on the way.
Power BI models that read straight from OneLake, so reports stay fast without copying data into import models on a schedule.
Right-sized Fabric capacity, with workloads scheduled and tuned so you pay for what you use.
Workspaces, permissions and access set up so the right people see the right data and changes are controlled.
We review your sources, reports and current costs, and agree on what success looks like.
We set the architecture, capacity size and security model, with a phased plan.
We move one subject area at a time, so existing reports keep running.
Your team gets documentation and walkthroughs, with support available after go-live.
Start with a Fabric Readiness Assessment. You get an estimated cost, a recommended architecture and a phased roadmap before you commit to a build. See the assessment →
Report builds, semantic models and DAX, performance tuning, governance and training.
Learn more →A Power BI Health Check or a Fabric Readiness Assessment, with written findings and a plan.
See the assessments →A monthly retainer for report support, enhancements and refresh monitoring.
Learn more →Book a call and we'll discuss your data, your reports and whether Fabric is the right next step.