Brandon Systems: 2 Day Microsoft Fabric Assesment

 In today's data-driven business environment, it is imperative to have a cohesive data ecosystem that delivers an end-to-end analytics solution.

This 2-day assessment is designed to help you identify and address gaps in your current data architecture. Our experts will demonstrate how Microsoft Fabric's lake-centric approach can centralize all your business data within a unified, governed hub, enabling real-time insights and driving significant business value.

This is an invaluable opportunity to align your data strategy with industry best practices and harness the full potential of your data assets.

Deliverables

1. Assessment of Current Data Management and Analytics Systems: Conduct an evaluation of the existing data management and analytics infrastructure.
2. Understanding Business Objectives and Challenges: Gain insights into the customer's business goals and the limitations of their current systems.
3. Evaluation of Organizational Readiness for Microsoft Fabric Migration: Assess the organization's preparedness for migrating to Microsoft Fabric and align business objectives with Fabric's lake-centric solutions.
4. Design of a High-Level Fabric-Based Data Architecture: Develop a high-level data architecture based on Microsoft Fabric to address the identified gaps and support business objectives.

Agenda

Day 1

• Kick-off Meeting: Introduce the assessment team and participants. Discuss the business objectives, limitations of current systems, and success criteria for the customer. Review the scope of the assessment and provide an overview of Microsoft Fabric components.
• Review of Current Data Engineering and BI Architecture: Examine the existing data engineering and business intelligence architecture. Identify areas for improvement and potential challenges.

Day 2

• Assessment Outcomes Discussion: Present the findings from the assessment of the current data architecture. Discuss the identified gaps and opportunities for improvement.
• High-Level Fabric-Based Architecture Presentation: Share the proposed high-level data architecture based on Microsoft Fabric. Highlight how this architecture addresses the customer's business objectives and challenges.