Migrate Your Data Workloads to Microsoft Fabric

We evaluate your existing data sources, platforms, workloads, dependencies, performance, and business requirements to determine the best migration approach.

Some workloads can be migrated with minimal changes, while others benefit from redesigning to take advantage of Microsoft Fabric’s unified architecture, OneLake, and integrated analytics capabilities.

No. A successful Microsoft Fabric migration does not require every existing workload to move.

ProArch determines which workloads should migrate, which should be redesigned, which can remain on an existing platform, and which can be retired. This helps avoid carrying unnecessary cost, complexity, and technical debt into Fabric.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your environment. A focused migration may take several weeks, while an enterprise migration involving multiple data sources, pipelines, reports, integrations, governance requirements, and legacy platforms can take several months.

We recommend starting with ImpactNOW, our proven framework for validating a priority Microsoft Fabric use case against your data and business goals. It helps identify the right workloads to migrate, estimate the effort and timeline, and confirm whether Fabric will deliver meaningful value for your organization.

Every migration is different. Contact ProArch for an assessment and estimated timeline based on your environment.

Yes. ProArch helps organizations migrate Azure Synapse Analytics workloads to Microsoft Fabric, including data warehouses, Spark workloads, notebooks, pipelines, and reporting assets.

Yes. We assess your existing Azure Data Factory pipelines and migrate or modernize them for Fabric Data Factory. Where appropriate, we automate pipeline conversion while validating data movement, orchestration, and scheduling.

Microsoft Fabric builds on the Power BI platform, allowing eligible Power BI Premium capacities and workspaces to transition to Fabric capacity.

ProArch helps plan licensing, workspace migration, capacity sizing, governance, and report validation to ensure a seamless transition.

We perform comprehensive validation by running legacy and Fabric environments in parallel, reconciling data outputs, testing pipelines, and verifying report accuracy and performance. This ensures business users can trust migrated data before production cutover.

After successful validation and production cutover, we can help you decommission legacy platforms in a controlled manner.

This includes confirming data integrity between Microsoft Fabric and legacy platforms retiring integrations, archiving or backing up required assets, and eliminating unnecessary infrastructure to reduce ongoing costs.

Yes. Running both environments in parallel is a recommended migration strategy for many organizations. It allows you to compare outputs, validate workloads, resolve discrepancies, and reduce migration risk before fully transitioning to Microsoft Fabric.