BI assessment and roadmap
Stakeholder interviews, KPI review, reporting inventory, platform maturity, quick wins and a realistic delivery roadmap.
Enterprise data, BI and AI
A useful BI system does not end at a dashboard. It has to connect source systems, preserve business meaning, make ownership clear and give people a way to act when the numbers change.
Capabilities
If integration, modelling, governance, visualization or adoption is weak, people go back to manual work. We can deliver the full system or reinforce the layer that is slowing decisions down.
Stakeholder interviews, KPI review, reporting inventory, platform maturity, quick wins and a realistic delivery roadmap.
Azure architecture, SQL Server, Azure SQL, data warehouse and lakehouse design with security, cost and maintainability in mind.
API, database, file and application integrations using reliable ETL/ELT patterns, orchestration and monitoring.
Bronze, Silver and Gold layer design for traceable ingestion, validated business entities and consumption-ready analytical models.
Dimensional models, calculation standards, reusable measures, ownership rules and governed business definitions.
Executive dashboards, operational reporting, report UX, workspace governance, apps, deployment routines and adoption support.
Power Apps and Power Automate solutions for planning, approvals, master data maintenance and controlled write-back.
Natural language query, LLM-based analytics assistants and agentic components grounded in curated semantic context.
Monitoring, documentation, change handling, support routines and continuous improvement for new or inherited systems.
Delivery approach
We combine business analysis, BI architecture, data engineering, Power BI, Power Platform and project management in one delivery rhythm. Stakeholders see what is changing and why; technical teams get assets they can maintain.
Technology stack
We work primarily with Microsoft Azure, SQL Server, Azure SQL, Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate. Databricks and Microsoft Fabric are included when the workload, governance model and maturity make them the right choice.
Cloud infrastructure, identity, storage, data services and scalable analytics architecture.
Relational foundations for trusted reporting, business applications and governed storage.
Managed ingestion, orchestration, monitoring and repeatable data movement.
Lakehouse, advanced data engineering and analytics workloads where scale justifies it.
Semantic models, dashboards, apps, reports and enterprise reporting governance.
Power Apps and Power Automate for write-back, approvals and process control.
Fabric-native analytics scenarios where platform maturity and business fit are clear.
AI interfaces grounded in curated data, business definitions and permission-aware context.
Selected BI references
Next step
We can review your reporting landscape, data platform maturity, semantic layer, workflow needs or AI readiness and propose a practical roadmap.