Microsoft Fabric consulting: From data chaos to a backbone you trust.
One platform for the pipelines, the storage, the models and the reports –
built by people who have been doing this on Microsoft’s data tools since 2013.
Where we come in
Wherever you are with Fabric, we’ve done it before.
From picking the platform to untangling a tenant that grew without a plan – the expensive mistake is always the same: moving fast on the wrong foundation.
Choosing Fabric
You are deciding whether Fabric is the platform, or Snowflake or Databricks, and you want the answer grounded in your data rather than a vendor deck. When the call is close, we prove it with a working proof of concept.
Readiness Assessment
Your data lives somewhere today, Fabric or not, and you want the big picture and the first move. We plan it end to end in two weeks. You keep the current-state assessment and a sequenced roadmap, with the first step already priced.
Fabric implementation
You have chosen the platform and need it stood up for real. Data Factory pipelines into OneLake lakehouses, bronze to gold in a medallion architecture, one source at a time, on an orchestration framework we have deployed to dozens of estates. Built so your own team can run it.
Migration to Fabric
You have Synapse, an on-prem SQL Server warehouse, Tableau, Databricks or another legacy tool, and a migration ahead of you. We work out what moves, what gets rebuilt and in what order, then move it in pieces that keep working the whole way across.
Untangling Fabric
You have a tenant that grew up without a plan: workspaces nobody owns, a capacity you cannot account for, reports that disagree. We untangle it, in the order that gets you relief fastest.
Capacity and Cost
You have a capacity bill nobody can explain. We find what’s eating it, get you onto the F SKU you actually need, and lay out your workspaces so next month’s bill makes sense too.
Microsoft MVPs on staff
Data Platform MVPs, on your project.
Microsoft’s MVP award recognizes a small group of outside experts each year.
Kristyna Ferris
Microsoft MVP, Data Platform
Solution architect across Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. Four years in the MVP program.
Paul Turley
Microsoft MVP, Data Platform
BI architect and author. Eighteen years in the MVP program.
How we work
We flex to your exact need and reality.
Readiness Assessment
Your Fabric environment planned end to end in two weeks. You keep the current-state assessment and a sequenced roadmap with the first step already priced, whatever you decide to do next.
Focused implementation
We put the scope, the timeline and the budget in writing before day one and stand behind all three. The implementation your roadmap called for, delivered by the people who planned it.
Embedded partners
Senior practitioners who own the work and the results. The same people who help you decide what to do are the ones who build it. 100% onshore, and no account manager translating you to a team you never meet.
What we bring
Your engagement starts with our Fabric framework running.
Every Fabric platform needs the same machinery around the data before any of it is useful. We’ve refined our metadata-driven orchestration framework across dozens of client estates, so your budget goes to the ingestion and transformation logic that is actually yours – not to rebuilding the part everybody needs.
It runs in your tenant, and it’s built for your team to run and extend without us.
A real client, in production today
1,000+
tables
at a single client, across 20 source systems, run from one configuration file. One of dozens of estates on the framework.
What it does at six in the morning
Without it: A failed call fails silently, and the report loads yesterday's numbers.
With the framework: An alert fires the moment a pipeline fails, with a log of what and why.
Without it: One bad source aborts the whole refresh.
With the framework: One source failing does not stop the rest.
Without it: API keys sit in plain text in dataflow code.
With the framework: Credentials live in Azure Key Vault, never in code.
The estates this runs on
For organizations with a lot of data and a reason to move.
Global energy company
Live on Fabric since 2024, where our orchestration framework was designed.
- 36 source workspaces feeding 18 team workspaces
- Gold layers served through OneLake shortcuts
- Oracle Financials, PeopleSoft, SAP and Oracle HCM among the sources
Clinical-stage biotech
A 160-hour start that became a standing analytics team.
- Medallion architecture, 50+ tables, metadata-driven orchestration
- Then production hardening, CI/CD, the gold layer and Power BI
- Built on the architecture they would actually keep
Parts distributor
Daily market pricing on industrial parts, bronze to gold in two days.
- ~300 parts per snapshot, ~540 API calls each run
- History collection built in from day one
- A gold layer their analysts query directly
Answers from Rob
Microsoft Solutions Partner
P3 Adaptive is a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Data & AI (Azure).
It’s Microsoft’s designation for partners that meet its bar for performance, skilling and customer success in Data & AI on Azure. Power BI and Fabric are what we do all day, so it fits.
Tell us what you have.
We will tell you where to start.
Thirty minutes with people who have taken dozens of organizations into Fabric. Bring the capacity bill, the diagram nobody trusts, or the migration deadline, and we will give you a straight read on it.