
Microsoft Fabric Consulting
We assess your data estate and analytics requirements, then define your Fabric strategy, target architecture and phased adoption roadmap.
Unify fragmented data, simplify analytics and build a governed data foundation with Microsoft Fabric. NCS London helps you connect data sources, modernise analytics and turn business data into actionable insight.
Overview
Your data may be spread across databases, applications, spreadsheets, cloud platforms and legacy systems. When these sources remain disconnected, your teams spend more time finding, preparing and validating data than using it to make decisions.
Microsoft Fabric Services can help you bring your data, analytics and AI capabilities together within a unified cloud-based data analytics platform.
NCS London helps UK businesses assess, design, implement and optimise Microsoft Fabric environments that connect data sources, simplify analytics and create a stronger foundation for AI-powered decision-making.

Common Challenges
More data doesn't automatically mean better insights. When information is spread across disconnected systems, reporting becomes harder, decisions slow down and data management grows more complex. Your organisation may be facing challenges such as:
Disconnected data sources
Business data is scattered across multiple applications, platforms and environments.
Manual reporting and data preparation
Teams spend valuable time collecting, cleaning and consolidating data.
Inconsistent business information
Different systems produce conflicting figures, reports and performance metrics.
Limited business visibility
Siloed data makes it difficult to gain a complete view of operations and performance.
Growing data complexity
Increasing data volumes and analytical demands put pressure on existing systems.
Disconnected cloud and on-premises environments
Integrating data across different environments creates additional complexity.
Rising data and analytics costs
Maintaining multiple platforms and tools increases operational overhead.
Data governance and security gaps
Inconsistent access controls, data quality and governance practices undermine trust.
Microsoft Fabric brings data integration, engineering, warehousing, analytics, real-time intelligence and Power BI together in a unified platform.
What We Offer
Whether you are evaluating Fabric, migrating an existing analytics environment or looking to get more value from your current platform, our services can support your journey.

We assess your data estate and analytics requirements, then define your Fabric strategy, target architecture and phased adoption roadmap.

We design, build and configure your Fabric environment, including ingestion, transformation, storage, reporting, governance and workspace setup.

We build and maintain the pipelines and transformation workflows that bring cloud, on-premises and multicloud sources into Fabric.

We develop semantic models, dashboards and Power BI reports on top of your Fabric data, working with your teams on metrics and requirements.

We assess dependencies, plan the sequence and migrate suitable workloads from existing warehouses and analytics platforms into Fabric.

We review your live Fabric environment and tune workloads, data architecture, governance settings and capacity usage.
Governance
We work with your teams to define who owns each data domain, what quality standards apply, and who should have access to what across your Fabric environment.
Using Microsoft Purview and the OneLake Catalog, we put security, lineage and discovery practices in place, document them, and leave you with a governance model your teams can maintain as the platform grows.

Business Outcomes
The value of Fabric is best measured by what changes day to day: less time preparing and reconciling data, clearer accountability for it, and a platform that supports decisions, compliance and future AI work without starting again.
Consolidating data stores, pipelines and reporting onto one platform reduces licensing overhead and the effort spent maintaining integrations.
Finance, operations and sales work from the same figures, so fewer hours are lost reconciling conflicting reports before a decision can be made.
Reports refresh on schedule rather than when someone finds time to compile them, so performance is reviewed and acted on within the month.
Access rules, lineage and audit trails are documented and applied consistently, which makes regulatory reviews and internal audits less disruptive.
Clean, governed data in one place means AI and advanced analytics pilots can begin without a separate data preparation project first.
New departments, sites or data sources are added to the existing platform instead of starting another project from scratch.
Our Approach
Assess
Understand the existing data estate, business needs and priorities.
Design
Define the target architecture, data model and governance approach.
Build
Develop data pipelines, integrations and analytics capabilities.
Migrate
Transition the agreed data and workloads into the target environment.
Optimise
Monitor, refine and improve the platform as business needs evolve.
Why NCS London
Microsoft Fabric brings many capabilities into one platform, so the value depends on choosing and building the right ones for your business. NCS London works across data engineering, analytics, cloud and AI, and starts with what your organisation needs rather than the platform's full feature list.
We assess what your business needs from Fabric and recommend the workloads worth investing in first, so spend follows clear business value.
Our teams cover data engineering, Power BI reporting, cloud and application integration, so Fabric is built to fit the rest of your environment rather than sit apart from it.
We document architecture, pipelines and governance standards as we build, so your own team can run, govern and extend the platform without depending on us.
A UK team that works to realistic timelines and budgets, then stays involved to support and improve the environment as your needs change.
Microsoft Fabric Services cover the consulting, architecture, implementation, migration, data engineering, analytics, governance and optimisation capabilities required to build and manage a Microsoft Fabric environment.
Microsoft Fabric can support organisations looking to bring data integration, analytics, reporting and related workloads into a more unified platform. The right approach depends on your existing data estate, business requirements, workloads and future growth plans.
Microsoft Fabric brings data integration, engineering, warehousing, analytics, real-time intelligence and Power BI into a unified environment. This can reduce fragmentation and make it easier to move from data collection to analysis and decision-making.
Yes. We can assess your existing data architecture, workloads, integrations and dependencies and develop a structured migration roadmap for moving appropriate workloads to Microsoft Fabric.
Fabric provides a unified data foundation across analytics workloads and includes AI capabilities such as Copilot. A well-designed Fabric environment can therefore provide a stronger foundation for AI-powered analytics and future AI initiatives.
OneLake is the central logical data lake built into Microsoft Fabric. It provides a common data foundation across Fabric workloads and is designed to reduce data duplication while supporting data discovery, sharing and governance.
Yes. Power BI is part of the Microsoft Fabric platform, and we can help design analytics, semantic models and reporting that sit on top of a unified Fabric data foundation.
Yes. We can provide specialist Microsoft Fabric expertise where it is needed while your own team keeps ownership of day-to-day priorities and decisions.
Contact us
Your next stage of data and AI transformation starts with understanding your current data estate. Whether you are exploring Microsoft Fabric for the first time, considering migration or looking to improve an existing analytics environment, NCS London can help you identify the right path forward.
Prefer to talk? Call us on 020 3326 7268