Microsoft Fabric

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We support you in every phase of your Microsoft Fabric transformation

Our consultants are familiar with the entire Fabric stack and are also happy to advise you on questions regarding previous Azure products such as Azure Data Factory or Azure Synapse Analytics, and how you can integrate them into Microsoft Fabric.

As with all of our data platform consulting services, we support you in every decision-making and development phase:

  • Evaluating Fabric for your company
  • Planning a Fabric environment
  • Restructuring and optimizing an existing Fabric environment
  • Rolling out a Fabric environment
  • Implementing new functionalities
  • Operating Fabric components
  • Software development in the context of Fabric
Features & Benefits

One platform for every data journey

The all-in-one data platform Fabric

Microsoft Fabric is a central data platform with data warehouses, event houses, and lake houses in a comprehensive environment with data engineering, data science, and data analysis tools. Fabric uses the concept of a data mesh, which is implemented through decentralized data management with self-service. Within Fabric, data can be imported, transformed, analyzed, and displayed using various tools. Copilot can also be used. Data available in Fabric can also be used to develop your own machine learning models.

Building on proven technology: the power of Power BI

Power BI is the top dog among BI solutions, and developing Power BI semantic models and reports is now even easier in Microsoft Fabric. If you have already used Power BI before, you can continue working seamlessly in your familiar environment. With just a few clicks, data sources and data models can be integrated, customized, and made available in Fabric with minimal effort. Generating valuable insights has never been easier!

Breaking down rigid administrative structures

Collaboration between departments in companies is often hampered by rigid data structures in which data storage locations are inaccessible or incomprehensible to specialist departments. With its Data Mesh approach, Fabric creates a solution in which data can be managed by specialist departments themselves in order to implement the necessary flexibility in the data landscape. With the help of workspaces, domains, and subdomains, you can digitally map the structure of your company and give your departments the degree of self-management they need to perform their tasks.

Making data accessible and discoverable

Fabric, as a holistic data platform, makes it very easy to make data that is normally stored in an inaccessible warehouse accessible to specialist departments. Tables in lakehouses and warehouses can be transformed or made visible with visual evaluations with just a few clicks. This close proximity to data makes it possible to utilize existing data even in departments that are not traditionally familiar with it. Data that has been classified as trustworthy and released by a specialist department can be discovered by other specialist departments in the data catalog. This enables more dynamic collaboration between different departments working with the same data.

A data platform that grows with you

With its wide range of offerings and possibilities, Fabric is suitable for companies with very different requirements. It is possible to use only Fabric’s low-code and no-code tools, or to implement comprehensive automation of your tasks. Even if your company currently uses only Power BI, there are many opportunities to discover and integrate other areas of Fabric. Fabric accompanies you and grows with you, no matter where your journey takes you. You can manually or dynamically adjust the performance of your Fabric instance to your requirements.

OneLake as an accelerator for reporting and machine learning

Data is often distributed across many different systems that need to be accessed in different ways. OneLake, the heart of Fabric, makes this much easier. Warehouses, lakehouses, and event houses created in Fabric are based on the open-source delta-parquet file format and can be used with the data engineering tools available in Fabric. Using existing structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data has never been easier. There are also shortcuts that enable the smooth integration of external data sources such as Amazon S3 buckets or Google Cloud Storage into Fabric. Machine learning and reporting can be built more easily and efficiently based on the data in OneLake.

Data engineering, the way you know it best

Fabric offers many different ways to create and use data loading paths. Developers familiar with programming languages can use notebooks with Python, Spark, or SQL, among other options. For data analysts who are well versed in Power Query, DataFlow Gen2 is a good choice, as it is based on Power Query and provides the full Power Query experience. Fabric also supports users who like to program with Data Wrangler. This allows data to be edited in a graphical view, from which code is generated that can then be integrated into notebooks.

Fabric is a flexible and holistic all-in-one data platform that enables you to take collaboration in your company to a whole new level.

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Our services for you

  • Use case evaluation
  • Architecture design & review
  • Migration to Fabric
  • Creation of a POC with you
  • Development and operation of data loading routes
  • Consulting across the entire Azure and Microsoft ecosystem
  • Certified experts for Fabric, Azure Data Engineering & Power BI
  • Training for your employees
  • Official Microsoft partner

Why Microsoft Fabric?

Microsoft Fabric is changing how companies manage, analyze, and use their data. As an all-in-one data platform, it brings together data warehouses, lakehouses, and eventhouses with powerful data engineering, data science, and analytics tools—all on a single, seamlessly integrated platform.

Your advantages at a glance:

Increased efficiency

No more data silos, one central platform for everything

Fast decisions

Real-time data for BI & machine learning

Flexibility & scalability

Whether low-code, no-code, or custom development

Seamless Power BI integration

Continue to use existing reports—without additional effort

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Jannik Heyl

Jannik Heyl

Chief Technology Officer

FAQ

Commonly asked questions about Microsoft Fabric

Fabric unifies data warehouses, lakehouses, and eventhouses on one platform, replacing separate tools like Azure Synapse Analytics or Azure Data Factory. Instead of stitching together multiple services, teams work in a single environment for data engineering, data science, and analytics, built on the open OneLake foundation.

Yes, existing Power BI reports and semantic models carry over with minimal effort. Fabric builds directly on Power BI, so your current dashboards keep working while new data sources and models can be added with just a few clicks.

Yes, Fabric scales from no-code to full automation. You can start with low-code and no-code features alone, then gradually adopt notebooks, Spark, or Python-based data engineering as your requirements grow, with no need to switch platforms.