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Microsoft Fabric Consulting

Move to Microsoft Fabric With a Clear Cost Model

We design your Fabric architecture, migrate in waves and size capacity against real consumption, then hand the platform to your team.

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When Fabric Makes Sense

Four Signs Your Environment Is Ready

Fabric is not the right step for every team today. If two or more of these apply, it is worth a business case.

Refresh Windows Are Too Long

Import refreshes run for hours or fail overnight as data volume grows.

Transformations Are Duplicated

Several teams rebuild the same logic in separate dataflows and models.

You Need More Than Reporting

Data science, real-time analytics or AI need governed data in one place.

Your Warehouse Is Under Strain

The extracts BI depends on slow down the systems they come from.

Before You Migrate

Four Risks to Address First

The platform works. Problems come from the adoption decision, the migration sequence and capacity sizing.

Adopted Without a Business Case

The decision follows a roadmap slide instead of data volume, refresh needs and source count. For some estates the current setup stays cheaper.

Capacity Costs Nobody Modelled

Interactive queries burst past the capacity limit, smoothing spreads the overage across the next day, and the invoice exceeds the quote.

Lift and Shift of Broken Models

The same models move to a faster platform and still return conflicting numbers.

A Reporting Gap During Migration

The old environment is switched off before the new one is validated, and teams run on manual exports for weeks.

What We Deliver

Architecture, Migration & Cost Control in One Engagement

Architecture & OneLake

Design medallion layers around how your data arrives. Use Direct Lake where it beats import, and import where it does not.

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What You Get

  • Bronze, silver and gold layer design
  • Direct Lake semantic models
  • Workspace and domain topology
  • Written architecture decision record
Bronze
Raw, as ingested
Silver
Cleaned & conformed
Gold
Report-ready facts
Power BI
Direct Lake
Nothing is overwritten
Business rules applied once
The layer the model reads
No import duplication

The semantic model reads the gold layer directly. Business rules are applied once, in silver.

Migration

Move models, reports and flows in sequence and reconcile every wave. The current environment stays the source of truth until the numbers match.

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What You Get

  • Wave plan with dependencies mapped
  • Pipelines and dataflows rebuilt for Fabric
  • Reconciliation evidence per workload
  • Rollback position at every wave
Wave 1 · migrated
Reconciled
against legacy output
Signed off · legacy retired
Wave 2 · in build
Legacy still authoritative
Wave 3 · not started
only then

Each wave is reconciled against legacy output before the old workload is retired.

Capacity & Cost Control

Size capacity against your real consumption, configure surge protection before you need it, and set the pausing, scheduling and monitoring routines that keep cost predictable.

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What You Get

  • SKU sizing against measured consumption
  • Smoothing and bursting modelled on your numbers
  • Surge protection and alerting configured
  • A monthly cost model your finance team accepts
Fabric Capacity Metrics
[SCREENSHOT — CAPACITY METRICS APP]Add the CU utilisation chart over two weeks, showing bursts and smoothing.

The Migration Path

Migrate Without Interrupting Reporting

Your current environment stays live until each workload is reconciled and signed off on Fabric.

01

Assess & Model Cost

Review the current estate and consumption, and model monthly capacity cost before you commit.

Estate ReviewConsumption ProfileCost Model
02

Architect

Design the lakehouse, medallion layers, workspaces and security.

LakehouseMedallion LayersSecurity
03

Migrate in Waves

Move one workload at a time and reconcile each against legacy output before retiring it.

Wave PlanReconciliationRollback
04

Operate

Monitor capacity, configure surge protection and keep monthly cost on target.

MonitoringSurge ProtectionCost Control

Find Out if Fabric Is Worth It for You

Book an intro call. We review your consumption and tell you whether Fabric makes sense today.

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FAQs

Answers to what data teams ask before building a Fabric business case.

What will Fabric cost us per month?

It depends on consumption, not headcount. We measure your usage first and model the monthly cost, including bursting and smoothing, before anything is sized.

Can we migrate gradually?

Yes. Workloads move in waves and the current environment stays live until each wave is reconciled.

Who runs the platform afterwards?

Someone on your side needs to own it. We agree who that is during the project and train them.

Our group already has a Fabric tenant. Can you work inside it?

Yes. A central data team typically owns the platform and the lower layers, and we own the gold layer and the reporting. Responsibilities are documented at kick-off.