Unified Data Intelligence with
Microsoft Fabric
Measured 365 Track Record
What is Microsoft Fabric?
Six services across
the full Fabric implementation
TechnoRUCS implements Microsoft Fabric from architecture design through live reporting, each layer configured to your data sources, business logic, and governance requirements, not a generic lakehouse template.
Data Platform Architecture Design
Data Ingestion and
Integration
Data Transformation and Modelling
Data Warehouse and Analytics Setup
Power BI and Reporting Enablement
Security
Governance
From architecture design to
live analytics in four phases
Data Discovery and Architecture Design - Phase 01
Environment Setup and Ingestion Build - Phase 02
Transformation, Modelling, and Governance - Phase 03
Power BI Delivery and User Enablement - Phase 04
Microsoft Fabric in action
Data Architecture · Microsoft Fabric
How AEH modernised its Power BI data architecture
AEH needed to reduce the strain caused by direct Salesforce-to-Power BI data extraction while improving data modelling and reporting performance. TechnoRUCS implemented Microsoft Fabric Data Pipelines, a centralized Fabric Warehouse, and a Semantic Model to create a single source of truth and deliver more reliable, scalable Power BI reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fabric is Microsoft’s unified data and analytics platform that combines data integration, engineering, warehousing, real-time analytics, and Power BI on OneLake, allowing every workload to use the same governed enterprise data.
OneLake is Fabric’s unified storage layer where every workload accesses the same data without duplication. It simplifies data management, removes unnecessary movement between tools, and creates a consistent foundation for analytics and AI.
TechnoRUCS designs Fabric architecture, configures workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, ingestion pipelines, medallion layers, semantic models, Power BI reporting, and Purview governance to deliver a secure, scalable enterprise data platform.
Targeted Fabric implementations usually take 6–12 weeks, while enterprise-scale deployments spanning multiple data domains, governance, integrations, and reporting workloads typically require 3–6 months following architecture planning.
Ready to consolidate your data platform on Microsoft Fabric?