Microsoft Fabric Consulting
Architecture and delivery across OneLake, Lakehouse, Warehouse, Data Factory, semantic models, Power BI and governance.
Saish Infotech Ltd is a UK-based Microsoft Partner and Databricks Partner helping organisations modernise legacy data estates, improve platform performance, strengthen governance and deliver scalable Microsoft Fabric, Azure Databricks and Power BI solutions — from architecture through hands-on production delivery.
Microsoft Partner & Databricks Partner delivering senior engineering expertise for organisations that need practical delivery, not just strategy slides.
We help organisations modernise legacy data estates, improve platform performance, strengthen governance and deliver scalable Microsoft Fabric, Databricks and Azure data solutions that are secure, maintainable and ready for production.
Architecture and delivery across OneLake, Lakehouse, Warehouse, Data Factory, semantic models, Power BI and governance.
Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, PySpark, Structured Streaming, Workflows, CI/CD and production performance optimisation.
ADF, ADLS Gen2, Event Hubs, Synapse, Key Vault and secure cloud-native integration and orchestration patterns.
Target architecture, platform selection, medallion patterns, dimensional modelling and migration roadmaps.
Purview, Unity Catalog, lineage, access-control models, quality rules, ownership and trusted reusable data products.
Workload profiling, Spark tuning, data layout, compute utilisation and prioritised platform optimisation plans.
Microsoft Fabric supports end-to-end data workflows across ingestion, transformation, real-time processing, analytics and reporting over OneLake. We help clients turn that capability into an architecture matched to real workloads, governance and operating requirements.
Workload discovery, target-state design, workspace/domain strategy and adoption roadmap.
Storage patterns, medallion layers, data-product boundaries and analytics serving design.
Trusted models and reporting datasets built on governed enterprise data.
Access controls, Purview, deployment, source control, testing and operational standards.
From greenfield lakehouse delivery to performance remediation, we focus on scalable processing, secure governance and production engineering practices.
Medallion layers, Delta Lake, data-product patterns, workload boundaries and serving architecture.
Scalable transformations, joins, incremental processing, Event Hubs/Kafka, checkpoints and recovery patterns.
Catalog/schema strategy, least-privilege access, lineage and governed data sharing.
Source control, automated tests, Databricks Asset Bundles and repeatable environment promotion.
Spark plans, shuffles, skew, data layout, clustering, compute sizing and cost efficiency.
ADLS, Event Hubs, Data Factory, Key Vault, managed identities and Azure DevOps integration.
Engagements can start with a focused architecture or health-check review, then move into delivery where needed.
Business outcomes, current platform, workloads, pain points and constraints.
Architecture, performance, governance, quality and operational risks.
Target architecture, decision records, priorities and measurable outcomes.
Engineering, migration, CI/CD, optimisation and technical leadership.
Anonymised examples show how we approach scale, reliability, governance and reusable data delivery. Where client confidentiality prevents publishing exact commercial metrics, we focus on the technical outcomes and engineering improvements delivered.
Work directly with an experienced data engineer and technical architect who can engage with business stakeholders, architects, analysts and engineering teams — and remain hands-on when delivery requires it.
One technical partner from design decisions through implementation.
Workload-led architecture and engineering across Microsoft Fabric, Azure and Databricks rather than forcing a single technology.
Translate business requirements into clear, implementable technical outcomes.
Security, governance, testing, deployment and supportability designed in early.
Answer three quick questions and receive a recommended first step for your platform, whether you are considering Fabric, Databricks, migration, governance or performance optimisation.
Understand whether your current workloads and operating model are ready for Microsoft Fabric.
Identify likely areas for performance, governance and cost improvement.
Clarify the first practical steps for moving from legacy ETL or fragmented data platforms.
Tell us your current platform, key challenge and target outcome. We can help with architecture reviews, platform builds, migration, optimisation, governance and technical delivery leadership.