Microsoft Fabric is Microsoft's all-in-one analytics platform. It brings data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, real-time analytics, data science and Power BI together on one shared data lake called OneLake. Our Fabric services help you plan, build and migrate to it.
Microsoft Fabric unifies data engineering, data warehousing, real-time analytics, data science and Power BI in a single SaaS platform built on OneLake. We help organisations adopt Fabric to simplify their data estate and accelerate analytics and AI.
From architecture and migration of existing Synapse or Power BI workloads to lakehouse design, pipelines and governance, our team delivers a scalable Fabric foundation tailored to your business.
End-to-end Microsoft Fabric expertise delivered by experienced engineers.
We follow an agile delivery model with short sprints, transparent reporting, code reviews and automated testing. Engage us for a fixed-scope project, a dedicated team or ongoing support, and scale as your needs evolve. Need a dedicated specialist? Hire experienced developers from our team.
We work with OneLake and shortcuts, Data Factory pipelines and dataflows Gen2, lakehouses and warehouses, Spark notebooks in Python and PySpark, Real-Time Intelligence with eventstreams and KQL databases, Data Science and ML models, and Power BI semantic models in Direct Lake mode. We also plan capacity, workspaces, security and Purview governance, and migrate from Azure Synapse, Data Factory and SQL Server.
Choose a fixed-scope Fabric implementation or migration, or hire data engineers and Power BI consultants with Fabric experience. Related services: data engineering and dashboards.
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Common questions about our Microsoft Fabric services.
One platform and one copy of data in OneLake reduce integration effort, cost and complexity across analytics workloads.
Yes. We plan and execute migrations that reuse existing models, reports and pipelines where possible.
Fabric uses capacity-based licensing. We help you size capacity to balance performance and cost.
Our fee depends on the number of sources, reports and workloads in scope. Fabric capacity is billed separately by Microsoft; we size the capacity you need and estimate the monthly cost.
A first lakehouse with a few sources and Power BI reports typically takes six to ten weeks. Larger migrations are delivered in phases.
Yes. Smaller capacities make Fabric accessible to growing businesses, especially those already using Power BI and Microsoft 365. We assess whether it is cost-effective for your workloads.
For many organisations, Fabric is the successor to Synapse for analytics. We assess your Synapse workloads and plan a phased move where it brings clear benefits.
