Dedicated SQL pools
Schema, warehouse design, performance assumptions, data movement, and Fabric Data Warehouse fit.
Microsoft Partner
Plan the Fabric move before cost or audit gaps surprise you.
Microsoft Fabric consulting for teams moving Azure Synapse workloads into Fabric, with practical attention to migration readiness, capacity and CU risk, OneLake architecture, governance, audit visibility, and cutover planning.
Strategic Microsoft practiceFabric
Synapse migration · OneLake · Power BI · Capacity · Governance · Audit
At a glance
Know what the engagement is before the first call.
Scope is confirmed on the strategy call, but the working boundaries stay visible from the start.
- Best fit
- Teams planning or correcting a Synapse-to-Fabric migration with material workload, reporting, governance, or capacity risk.
- Review scope
- Workloads, pipelines, reports, OneLake design, semantic models, capacity, governance, access, audit evidence, validation, and cutover.
- Deliverables
- Migration findings, workload disposition, capacity and governance risks, decision gates, and a sequenced pilot, migration, validation, and handoff roadmap.
- Typical timeline
- Scale-dependent, based on workload inventory, interviews, evidence, and roadmap depth.
- Pricing
- $12,000-$40,000 for a migration-focused review, with final scope confirmed before work begins.
- Not included
- The review does not imply full migration implementation, managed operations, or Microsoft-funded recommendations.
Migration scope
Move the workloads. Preserve the evidence.
Spark notebooks
Libraries, environments, job definitions, access patterns, and refactoring effort.
Pipelines
Synapse and ADF dependencies, copy patterns, schedules, recovery, and handoff.
OneLake architecture
Lakehouses, warehouses, shortcuts, semantic models, and reporting paths.
Capacity and CU risk
Concurrency, refresh windows, throttling, reservations, scaling, and Capacity Metrics.
Security and cutover
Ownership, access, audit evidence, validation, rollback, and stakeholder communication.
Review path
A migration review, not a generic platform pitch.
Decide whether the next move is a pilot, staged migration, refactor, governance cleanup, cost monitoring, or selectively scoped support.
01
Inventory
Workloads, pipelines, reports, ownership, pain, cost, and audit expectations.
02
Fit and sequence
Separate clean moves from refactoring, redesign, and staged cutover.
03
Cost and governance
Capacity, CU risk, audit visibility, access, and evidence gaps.
04
Roadmap
Pilot, migration, validation, cutover, communication, and handoff.
Typical fixed-fee range$12,000-$40,000
Based on workloads, pipelines, reports, interviews, capacity analysis, audit evidence review, and roadmap depth.
Relevant evidence
Catching Fabric migration risks before production.
Review the anonymized case study covering shared-schema exposure, destructive overwrite patterns, Capacity Unit risk, and Direct Lake readiness.