Clarity. Direction. Momentum.

Microsoft Fabric unifies data engineering, analytics, and BI on one platform. This expert-led, one-day session pinpoints where Fabric can deliver the biggest impact in your landscape and builds the confidence to move from ideas to execution. No buzzword bingo — just evidence, options, and a path to value you can act on tomorrow.

What You’ll Gain

• A shared understanding of Fabric’s role in your data strategy and where it fits across OneLake, lakehouse/warehouse, real-time, data science, and Power BI workloads.
• An assessment of your current capabilities, gaps, and risks, including governance and security (Purview, RBAC/RLS), integration readiness, and cost/performance considerations.
• A prioritized opportunity map and actionable roadmap: quick wins, enabling steps, and options to proceed via a Fabric Kickstart, targeted coaching, or a modular project.

Our Approach

1. Alignment

• Align stakeholders on expected business outcomes, KPIs, and decision criteria; establish workshop scope and success measures.
• Confirm Microsoft Fabric as the strategic platform and clarify relevant workloads: OneLake, lakehouse/warehouse, real-time, data science, and Power BI.
• Review current architecture and initiatives to surface dependencies and constraints (identity, networking, licensing, data sovereignty).
• Share proven patterns and common pitfalls: workspace strategy, semantic model governance, medallion layering, multi-domain setup.

2. Identify Potentials

• Assess sources, interfaces, and pipelines; map integration readiness, data quality, and lineage across your landscape.
• Discover high-value use cases and link them to Fabric workloads (ELT to medallion layers, streaming, BI semantic models, notebooks/ML).
• Build a Potential Map with value vs. effort; highlight quick wins and platform enablers that unlock broader adoption.
• Evaluate governance, security, and compliance needs (Purview cataloging, sensitivity labels, RBAC/RLS, data contracts).

3. Your Data Journey

• Outline a tailored reference architecture: OneLake organization and domains, workspace design, lakehouse/warehouse, pipelines/dataflows, notebooks, and semantic models.
• Define the operating model: roles and responsibilities, DevOps and environments (dev/test/prod), CI/CD, deployment standards, and cost controls.
• Prioritize enablement steps: connectivity, data contracts, quality rules, monitoring/logging, performance baselines, and chargeback/FinOps.
• Sequence the roadmap from first MVP to scale, including Power BI consumption patterns and reusable accelerators.

4. Next Steps

• Agree on scope, timeline, and measurable outcomes for the initial phase; document risks, assumptions, and prerequisites.
• Choose the delivery path — Fabric Kickstart, targeted coaching, or a modular project — and confirm skills, ownership, and team setup.
• Produce a concise proposal and action plan with governance checkpoints and executive communication to sustain momentum.

Led by Azure & Fabric Experts

Our workshop is hosted by a team of seasoned Azure and Microsoft Fabric specialists who will provide you with both strategic guidance and practical know-how. Whether you're just getting started with Fabric or looking to deepen your understanding, this compact session is tailored to deliver maximum impact in minimal time.

Ready to explore what Microsoft Fabric can do for your cloud strategy? Join us for this high-value session and unlock the next level of cloud-native development with Microsoft Fabric.

Note: Agenda and staffing may vary slightly depending on availability and specific requirements.