Migrating from Tableau to Microsoft Fabric

Quadrant Manage Services

Migrating from Tableau to Microsoft Fabric involves transferring datasets, visualizations, and workspaces to a comprehensive platform that centralizes data management, real-time analytics, and BI. Fabric enhances scalability, flexibility, and provides advanced tools for better insights and unified data handling.

Fabric Adoption Methodology:

Quadrant Managed Services follows structured methodology to onboard customers onto Microsoft Fabric. It involves the following steps:

Assessment
Adoption – Follows 4 C’s Framework
1. Competence
2. Consultation
3. Certainty
4. Customer Satisfaction
Acceleration
Adherence to Enterprise Scale
Aligning to industry-standard solutions with Microsoft Fabric's integrated capabilities.

Tableau to Microsoft Fabric Inventory Tool

This tool allows customers to accelerate the Inventory assessment by using Rest APIs for following:

Data Ingestion: Migrates data from various sources into Fabric’s unified data ecosystem.
Enhanced Data Governance: Fabric’s Medallion Architecture includes data cleansing, standardization, and a Data Quality and Governance Platform (DQGP), ensuring reliable data for analytics.
AI-Powered Context Models: Leverages Fabric’s large language models (LLMs) for automated business context modeling, enabling AI-driven insights.
Copilot/GenAI Templatized Reports: Provides quick, adaptable reporting with AI assistance, automating report creation and customization.
Real-Time Analytics: Supports continuous real-time analytics with end-to-end alerts for time-sensitive insights.

Key Components of the Inventory Tool:

Data Source Inventory:

Data Source Type: Database, file, API, etc.
Data Volume: Size of the data source.
Data Frequency: How often the data is updated.
Data Quality: Data cleanliness and accuracy.

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