Consulting, building and training

Test Fabric, or an approach, on your own data before committing budget. You leave with a working prototype, recommendations and a go or no-go decision.

A direct recommendation on modelling approach, workspace structure, security, capacity or migration, with the reasoning written down. Or retained days so there is someone to ask as the platform grows.

I join your delivery team as the Fabric and Power BI specialist: architecture, build, review or coaching, for the length of the engagement. Most of my recent work has come this way, through partners who needed depth on Fabric they did not have in house.

Lakehouse architecture, pipelines, semantic models, governance and report standards, with the training and documentation your team needs to run it.

Reports people avoid, models that run slowly, capacity costs nobody can explain, standards that never took hold. Fixed, and the practice left with your team.

For a longer programme, I join your team as the engineer who also knows Power BI, working across analysis, engineering and reporting rather than in one of them. Useful when the platform, the models and the reports are all being built at once.

In-house sessions on report design, semantic model design or Fabric architecture, built around your own reports and data. Or coaching while we build, so the pattern transfers as it is made.

A three-level Power BI course being recorded now, and talks and pre-conference workshops on semantic models, Fabric architecture and design-first reporting.