Power BI Expertise.
Extended into MS Fabric.
Four structured services — each designed for a different stage of your Fabric journey. Not sure which fits? Book a conversation and we'll guide you.
- Governance-first approach built for secure, scalable adoption
- Power BI expertise that extends naturally into MS Fabric
- From MS Fabric Proof of Concept to full implementation
- Supporting UK organisations with well-governed MS Fabric adoption
Power BI Expertise.
Extended into MS Fabric.
We help UK organisations adopt Microsoft Fabric with governance, security and structure built in from day one. Whether you are extending Power BI into MS Fabric or planning your first implementation, we support you from Proof of Concept through to implementation.
- Governance-first approach built for secure, scalable adoption
- Power BI expertise that extends naturally into MS Fabric
- From MS Fabric Proof of Concept to full implementation
- Supporting UK organisations with well-governed MS Fabric adoption
Proven Approaches
Leverage our proven approaches to deliver MS Fabric & Power BI solutions with structure and clarity. Refined through years of data, analytics and BI experience.
A Decade of Expertise
Over a decade of analytics expertise to strengthen your Power BI foundations and extend them confidently into Microsoft Fabric.
Transparent Communication
Transparent, honest communication ensures you're informed and confident, without unnecessary complexity or wasted effort.
One platform. Every workload. Power BI included.
Microsoft Fabric is a unified, cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) analytics platform that brings together data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, real-time analytics, and business intelligence into a single platform, all operating over a shared storage layer called OneLake.
Power BI is one of the core workloads within Fabric. That means the Power BI content you already rely on continues to work, while sitting alongside data engineering, warehousing, and real-time analytics in one unified environment.
If you use Power BI today, Microsoft Fabric is your natural next step.
Data ingestion, orchestration and transformation
Spark, notebooks, Lakehouse, and large-scale transformation
SQL-based warehousing and analytics
Streaming and event-driven analytics
Reporting and analytics, built into Fabric
Shared storage, discovery, security and control across all workloads
Already in Power BI? Here's why Fabric is your next move.
Three reasons organisations with existing Power BI investments are moving to Fabric now.
Step 1
Power BI becomes part of a broader platform
Fabric brings together reporting, data engineering, warehousing and storage in one environment — instead of separate services stitched together. Your existing Power BI content sits inside that broader platform without needing a rebuild.
Step 2
Fresher data, less duplication, less infrastructure
Fabric gives your Power BI reports access to data managed directly in OneLake — reducing duplication, improving freshness, and removing the need to manage separate storage and pipeline infrastructure.
Step 3
Governance is easier to build in early
Fabric brings shared storage, lineage and governance capabilities into the platform from the start. Building governance in early avoids the workspace sprawl and security gaps that become expensive to fix later.
Already in Power BI? Here's why Fabric is your next move.
Three reasons organisations with existing Power BI investments are moving to Fabric now.
Power BI becomes part of a broader platform
Fabric brings together reporting, data engineering, warehousing and storage in one environment — instead of separate services stitched together. Your existing Power BI content sits inside that broader platform without needing a rebuild.
Fresher data, less duplication, less infrastructure
Fabric gives your Power BI reports access to data managed directly in OneLake — reducing duplication, improving freshness, and removing the need to manage separate storage and pipeline infrastructure.
Governance is easier to build in early
Fabric brings shared storage, lineage and governance capabilities into the platform from the start. Building governance in early avoids the workspace sprawl and security gaps that become expensive to fix later.
How we help you with Microsoft Fabric
Four structured services — each designed for a different stage of your Fabric journey. Not sure which fits? Book a conversation and we'll guide you.
Microsoft Fabric Accelerator
From Fabric capacity to a governed, production-ready platform — in weeks, not months. Built for organisations ready to implement Fabric properly from the start.
- Tenant setup, workspace governance and capacity configuration
- OneLake structure, access model and governance from day one
- First production-ready use case live on the right Fabric setup
- Handover, enablement and roadmap for what comes next
Microsoft Fabric Proof of Concept
Not sure if Fabric is right for you? Our PoC helps you test a real use case on your data, ending with a clear recommendation, handover, and roadmap.
- Built around a real reporting, data, or platform use case
- Discovery, design, build, review, and roadmap
- Architecture, governance and current state assessment included
- Working PoC, handover, and clear next-step recommendation
Power BI to Microsoft Fabric Migration
Already invested in Power BI? This is your structured transition plan into Microsoft Fabric — protecting what already works while planning the move with governance built in.
- Power BI estate audit and Fabric transition planning
- Workspace reassignment, sequencing and validation
- Governance model adapted for Fabric workspaces and domains
- Capacity planning, optimisation and next-step roadmap
Microsoft Fabric Governance
The foundation every Fabric platform needs — and the piece most often left until too late. Our governance-first methodology applied to Fabric's shared data and workspace model.
- Workspace governance framework and domain structure
- OneLake access model, classification and data protection
- Purview integration, sensitivity labels and lineage visibility
- Capacity governance, admin controls and operating policies
This is what governed MS Fabric produces.
With the right Microsoft Fabric foundations in place, structured data, clean modelling and governance built in from the start, your teams can move beyond surface-level reporting and answer questions linked to business objectives.
- Top performer coverage by day and shift, not just a ranking.
- Estimated lost conversions turned into a real commercial number.
- 30D, 60D, 90D windows that redefine who counts as a top performer
- Answers the question operations actually needs to ask
Why Metis BI for Microsoft Fabric?
Microsoft Fabric needs more than new tooling. It needs the right structure, governance, and first use cases from the start. Metis BI brings over a decade of Power BI, semantic modelling, and governance experience into Fabric — helping organisations adopt it properly, not just switch it on.
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Direct, expert-led support from strategy to implementation.
Governance-First Delivery
Power BI Expertise That Extends Into Fabric
You Work Directly With the Expert
Practical, Structured Adoption
Governance Experience That Transfers
Clear, Practical Guidance
Clients We Have Loved Working With
How to Get Started?
Book Your Free Consultation
Tell us where you are with Fabric, whether you are just getting started, mid-pilot, or ready to implement properly. No pitch. A clear conversation about your situation.
Receive a Tailored Proposal
We'll recommend the right starting point, PoC, Accelerator, Migration, or Governance, and provide a clear proposal with defined scope and timeline.
Launch with Confidence
We deliver with governance built in from day one, so your Fabric platform is secure, structured, and ready to scale from the moment it goes live.
Power BI Training FAQs
At Metis BI, we bring over a decade of Power BI, semantic modelling, and governance expertise directly into Fabric. We approach every engagement governance-first — so your platform is structured, secure, and scalable from the start. You work directly with the expert who shapes the solution, not a junior consultant.
Microsoft Fabric is a unified, cloud-based SaaS data platform that brings together data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, real-time analytics, and Power BI into a single product. Power BI is now one workload within Fabric — meaning every Power BI user already has a path into Fabric.
A Microsoft Fabric consultant helps your organisation design, implement, and govern a Fabric platform — from tenant setup and workspace structure, to OneLake configuration, data pipelines, semantic models, and Power BI reporting. At Metis BI, we approach every engagement governance-first.
Any organisation already using Power BI, or considering a modern data platform, can benefit from Fabric. We work with mid-market organisations, charities, healthcare teams, and enterprises where governance and structured adoption matter. If you have data spread across multiple tools and no single source of truth, Fabric is worth exploring.
We start with a discovery phase to understand your current data estate, objectives, and governance requirements. From there we recommend the right engagement — PoC, Accelerator, Migration, or Governance review — and deliver with clear milestones, open communication, and governance built in from day one.
Our pricing varies depending on the engagement. We offer fixed-scope engagements for the Accelerator and PoC, and flexible arrangements for governance reviews and migration planning. We will always provide a clear proposal with defined scope and investment before any work begins.
Click Discuss My Project or book a call directly. We'll have an initial conversation about your situation, your current data estate, and what you're trying to achieve. From there we'll recommend the right starting point and provide a clear proposal.
Security and governance are central to how we deliver Fabric — not an afterthought. Every engagement includes workspace governance design, access model review, and Purview integration planning. We follow Microsoft best practices and work closely with clients to ensure compliance with relevant regulations including GDPR.
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