Microsoft Fabric + Zuci

Traditional data warehouses focus on structured, historical data, while data lakes handle raw, semi-structured data but need extra tools for governance, analytics, and visualization. Microsoft Fabric combines these by providing a ‘lakehouse’ model—raw and structured data in OneLake, supporting warehousing, AI, and BI, reducing silos and speeding up decisions.

• Faster time-to-insight by reducing tool sprawl.
• Seamless integration with Microsoft 365 and Azure ecosystem.
• Unified governance through Microsoft Purview.
• Lower TCO by consolidating vendors and infrastructure.
• Simplified data-to-insight journey for both business and technical users.

Microsoft Fabric serves multiple roles: 

• Business leaders and analysts access dashboards in Power BI.
• Data engineers build pipelines with Data Factory.
• Data scientists use Synapse and notebooks for ML.
• IT teams manage access and monitor usage.

This versatility makes Fabric valuable enterprise-wide.

Microsoft Fabric is scalable for organizations of all sizes. SMBs benefit from its simplified setup and integration with familiar tools like Power BI and Excel. Enterprises value its governance, security, and ability to consolidate multiple platforms. Microsoft’s flexible capacity pricing also ensures you only pay for what you need, making it accessible for smaller teams.

Security is built into Microsoft Fabric at every level. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, leveraging Microsoft’s enterprise-grade Azure security framework. Microsoft Fabric also inherits compliance certifications like ISO, SOC, HIPAA, and GDPR, making it suitable for regulated industries.

Microsoft Fabric integrates with Microsoft Purview for governance, lineage, and compliance. With Purview, you can:

• Classify and label data.
• Track lineage from ingestion to consumption.
• Apply policies for access control.

This ensures that your data remains trustworthy, auditable, and compliant with relevant regulations.