Power BI and Fabric Setup Advisory Service
Taking the uncertainty out of implementing Power BI and Microsoft Fabric
The Challenge Implementing Power BI and Fabric
Designing and launching Power BI and Fabric environments involves many unknowns- capacity sizing, licensing models, cost management, and architectural choices. Without expert guidance, organizations risk overspending, performance issues, governance gaps, and brittle disaster-recovery plans that fail under real-world demands.
The Solution
Our Power BI & Fabric Setup Advisory Service provides end-to-end expertise to align your Power BI and Fabric implementations with strategic objectives, operational needs, and budget constraints. We assess required workloads, recommend optimal SKUs and licensing approaches, design governance and disaster-recovery frameworks, and build monitoring strategies. All to ensure a resilient, cost-effective, and scalable analytics environment.
Benefits
Optimize costs with right-sized Power BI capacities, Fabric SKUs, reserved instances, and off-hours pausing
Align licensing strategy to your existing Microsoft agreements for Power BI and Fabric
Ensure performance and reliability across Power BI and Fabric through multi-capacity architecture and surge protection
Strengthen business continuity with tailored disaster-recovery planning for analytics platforms
Empower operations with monitoring frameworks using Power BI and Fabric metrics and log analytics
Reduce risk via capacity thresholds, governance controls, and security best practices for both environments
Gain clarity with documented recommendations and clear decision rationale
The Process
Phase 1: Business & Workload Assessment. Analyze workload requirments, growth projections, and budget parameters
Phase 2: Capacity & Licensing Strategy. Evaluate SKU requirements – dedicated vs shared capacities, Fabric SKUs (PAYGO vs Reserved), Enterprise E5 integration, and hybrid capacity models
Phase 3: Architectural Design. Consider capacity utilization, multi-capacity isolation, and governance models for Power BI and Fabric
Phase 4: Disaster-Recovery & Continuity Planning. Develop DR plans, backup strategies, and protection mechanisms for your analytics platforms
Phase 5: Monitoring & Operational Excellence. Evaluate the need for Fabric capacity metrics, workspace monitoring, and log-analytics dashboards
Phase 6: Implementation Roadmap & Handover. Deliver detailed implementation plan, templates, and training materials for your team to manage both environments.
Phase 7: Ongoing Advisory & Optimization. Provide periodic reviews, optimization recommendations, and training as your Power BI and Fabric environments evolve
Outcomes
A right-sized, cost-effective Power BI and Fabric environment that meets performance SLAs
A clear licensing model aligned with your Microsoft agreements for both platforms
Robust disaster-recovery and surge-protection plans for uninterrupted analytics operations
Comprehensive monitoring and alerts for proactive capacity and performance management across Power BI and Fabric
Documented architecture and governance frameworks for audit and compliance
Enhanced team readiness through hands-on training and clear handover documentation