Know what Fabric will take, and cost, before you commit.
A two-to-three-week assessment that ends in an architecture plan, a capacity and cost estimate, and a phased roadmap, so you can decide whether, when, and how to move to Microsoft Fabric.An architecture plan, capacity and cost estimate, and phased roadmap in two to three weeks.
A decision, not just a document
Moving to Fabric touches data engineering, warehousing, Power BI, security, and budget at the same time. The Assessment gives you one plan that covers all of it, so you're deciding with real numbers instead of guesses.
And if Fabric isn't the right fit for you yet, the roadmap will say so.
What you get
An architecture plan, a capacity and cost estimate, and a phased roadmap, all in one place.
What's included
Four connected pieces, each building on the one before.
Current-state review
How your data, pipelines (automated jobs that move data), and Power BI content are set up today, and what would move, what would stay, and what could be retired.
Architecture plan
What belongs where in Fabric, such as a lakehouse (storage for raw and cleaned-up data), a warehouse (data organized for reporting), pipelines, and Power BI, and how it fits with what you already run.
Capacity & cost estimate
The Fabric capacity (the computing power you pay for) you're likely to need and roughly what it will cost to run, so the numbers are on the table before you commit.
Phased roadmap
A sequenced plan that breaks the move into phases, with the order and pace left for you to decide.
How the Assessment works
Two to three weeks, in three steps.
Discover
We review your current environment and what you're hoping Fabric will do for you.
Design
We work out the architecture, the capacity you'll need, and what it should cost.
Recommend
You get the phased roadmap and a straight recommendation on whether, when, and how to move.
After the Assessment
The roadmap is yours to use however fits best.
Decide with confidence
Move now, move later, or don't move, with the reasoning written down.
Budget from real estimates
Use the capacity and cost estimate to plan and justify the spend.
Start with your Power BI models
Our Power BI to Fabric Migration moves your semantic models and reports onto Fabric.
Have us carry out the roadmap
We can help execute the plan. Work beyond our defined services is scoped with you as custom work.
When an Assessment makes sense
- You use Power BI and aren't sure whether Fabric is worth the move
- A Fabric trial or pilot has grown without a clear plan
- You need a capacity and cost number to take to leadership or finance
- Your data platform has grown piece by piece and no one has the full picture
- Leadership wants Copilot or AI and expects your data platform to support it
- You want a plan you can phase, instead of a single big-bang migration
Common questions
Two to three weeks. You get an architecture plan, a capacity and cost estimate, and a phased roadmap.
Not always, and answering that honestly is part of the Assessment. If Fabric isn't the right fit, the roadmap will say so.
Access to review your current environment, agreed up front, and time with the people who know your data and reporting. We'll confirm exactly what's needed when we scope the work.
Yes. Migrating your Power BI models is a defined service. Other build work, such as new data pipelines, or warehouse and lakehouse builds (the stores your data is organized in), is scoped with you as custom work. Tell us what you're planning and we'll talk it through.
No. The roadmap is yours, and you can carry it out with your own team, with us, or with someone else.
Start with a Fabric Migration Assessment.
A two-to-three-week architecture plan with a capacity and cost estimate and a phased roadmap.
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