Enable Microsoft Fabric with capacity and per-user licensing for data and analytics readiness
Talk through your requirements and leave with a clear next-step plan.
Service Overview
Highlights
- Assessment of existing data and analytics environment
- Capacity planning for Fabric workloads
- Per-user licence readiness review
- Operational handover and adoption support
Business Benefits
- Clarify what capacity licences are needed for workloads
- Validate per-user licence assignments for team roles
- Produce practical artefacts for adoption and governance
- Support efficient deployment of Fabric workspaces
Typical use cases
- Organisations adopting Microsoft Fabric for analytics and reporting
- Teams migrating from legacy BI platforms to Fabric
- Enterprises running collaborative data engineering and analytics
- IT leaders validating readiness before purchasing capacity licences
Objectives & deliverables
What Success Looks Like
- Review current licensing footprint and data platform usage
- Define required Fabric capacity based on workloads
- Determine per-user licence assignments for key personas
- Provide roadmap and artefacts for deployment
What You Get
- Fabric licensing readiness report
- Capacity planning artefacts
- Per-user licence requirements summary
- Workspace governance and adoption guide
How It Works
- Discovery of existing analytics and BI usage
- Analysis of workload demands and recommended capacity
- Review of user roles and licence requirements
- Preparation of readiness documentation and team handover
Engagement Options
- Data Estate Discovery and Mapping
- Capacity Planning Workshop
- Per-User Licence Validation Session
- Fabric Adoption Playbook Delivery
Additional Information
Prerequisites & licensing
- List of current Power BI and analytics usage
- Microsoft 365 admin access for licence inventory
- Azure subscription access for capacity procurement
- Stakeholder interviews with analytics teams
Security & Compliance Notes
- Review and align access controls to ensure users can only access authorised data via Fabric workspaces.
- Governance policies should include data classification and workspace sharing rules.
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