Microsoft Fabric Implementation Partner

Microsoft Fabric is usually a good fit when:

• Your data is spread across multiple systems
• Your reporting is slow or inconsistent
• Your governance is getting harder to manage
• Your AI initiatives need a trusted data foundation

Whether Microsoft Fabric is the right fit also depends on your existing Power BI and Azure investments, data, analytics, and future AI initiatives.

Organizations can determine whether Microsoft Fabric fits their data needs by testing it against real data needs through ProArch Fabric ImpactNOW.

Microsoft Fabric is an analytics platform that brings all your data and analysis tools into a single environment.

Organizations can use Fabric for creating data pipelines or unifying data to build AI and agents on top of it.

The best first use case addresses a clear reporting, analytics, or data challenge and can deliver measurable business value.

Common starting points include

• Executive dashboards
• Finance or marketing reporting
• Sales analytics
• Operational reporting
• Customer analytics, and
• Supply chain visibility
• Organizing data to build agents

ProArch helps evaluate your data, business priorities, technical dependencies, and expected outcomes to select a focused use case. This allows you to validate Microsoft Fabric’s value before expanding to additional workloads.

Yes, you can migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric while retaining your existing Power BI reports. Fabric brings data engineering and analytics into a more unified environment, reducing the need to manage separate Azure services.

ProArch assesses your Synapse workloads, maps them to Fabric, migrates schemas and pipelines, and reconnects your Power BI semantic models to the new data sources. We validate the migrated data against your existing environment before production cutover to minimize disruption to reporting.

The right choice depends on your workloads and your team’s skills.

A Fabric warehouse is a good fit for SQL-focused teams and structured reporting.

Many organizations use both on OneLake.

ProArch helps you choose the right approach during architecture design or review, based on your data, reporting needs, and team capabilities.

Yes. Bronze keeps source data as it arrived, Silver cleans and conforms it, and Gold holds the business-ready tables and semantic models that Power BI reports and AI agents use.

Many organizations start with a structured pilot that builds a working medallion lakehouse for one use case before scaling.

Yes. ProArch designs governance into Fabric, covering workspace and access design, role-based and row-level security, data ownership, classification and lineage.

For deeper governance, ProArch integrates Microsoft Fabric with Purview for data cataloging, business glossaries, lineage and sensitivity labeling. This often starts with a focused pilot on priority data before scaling across the estate.

Yes. As a Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner, ProArch brings experience delivering customer solutions on Fabric—giving you a partner with practical implementation expertise to support enterprise-scale adoption. 

We help large data engineering teams build and collaborate consistently through:

• Separate development, test, and production environments
• Git integration and CI/CD deployment pipelines
• Workspace standards and clear ownership
• Reusable data pipelines and shared semantic models

This foundation helps teams release changes consistently, reuse trusted data, and reduce duplicate datasets as adoption grows.

Yes. ProArch sizes Fabric capacity based on your workload mix, user concurrency, refresh patterns, and data engineering and real-time workloads.

We recommend the right F SKU and compare pay-as-you-go with reserved capacity.

For existing environments, we analyze capacity usage, optimize pipelines, notebooks and semantic models, and set up monitoring so costs stay predictable.

The timeline for a Microsoft Fabric implementation depends on your use case, data sources, migration scope, and security and governance requirements. A large-scale implementation, migration, or modernization that moves your remaining reports and workloads onto Fabric typically takes 3–6 months.

If you want to evaluate Fabric before committing to a larger investment and rollout, ProArch Fabric ImpactNOW helps you assess its fit for your business in 6–8 weeks.

Your internal data, analytics, and Power BI teams can manage Microsoft Fabric with training and knowledge transfer from ProArch. We help define the operating model and document best practices so your team can manage the platform confidently.

For ongoing support, ProArch offers Fabric optimization and managed services that may include:

• Performance tuning and platform optimization
• Governance support
• Cost monitoring
• User training and enablement
• Roadmap planning and expansion

ProArch can also take over management of your existing Fabric environment, helping resolve issues, improve performance, optimize costs, and support new use cases as your business needs evolve.