Data that arrives late
Disconnected tools and refresh cycles that land after the decision they were meant to inform.
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G360 provides data analytics consulting and data engineering services on Microsoft Fabric and Azure. We consolidate your sources, build pipelines that deliver data before decisions are made, and set up governed analytics your teams and your AI tools can trust.
Start a conversationTeams carrying a legacy data platform, fragmented pipelines, or analytics nobody fully trusts.
Disconnected tools and refresh cycles that land after the decision they were meant to inform.
A stack nobody can fully account for, with compliance questions the current setup cannot answer.
A clear pull toward a modern Fabric estate, and no path to it from what is running now.
One team covers the work from data platform audit through pipelines and reporting, built on Microsoft Fabric and your existing Azure investment.
The estate mapped end to end: sources, pipelines, refresh cycles, and what is actually blocking analytics today.
A sequenced data modernization plan with priorities, owners and budgetable estimates.
Ingestion and scheduling built on Microsoft Fabric, with the observability to prove the data landed on time.
One lakehouse and one place to build and share reporting, so teams stop maintaining private copies of the same numbers.
Classification, lineage, and role-based access wired in as the estate is built, rather than bolted on after.
Once the data is usable, PromptVault governs what AI is allowed to do with it, and RepoAudit keeps the pipeline code under review. One estate, one posture.
Three phases, each leaving you something you keep.
Sources, pipelines, refresh cycles, and governance reviewed exactly as they run today.
The target design and the path into it, sequenced with owners and real estimates.
One workload built end to end against a report the business already relies on, then handed over.
Reference designs for lakehouse, warehouse, and semantic models, adapted rather than drawn from a blank page.
Patterns for pipelines, scheduling, and observability, already running in environments like yours.
Purview classification and role-based access, applied as the estate is built.
“I love working with G360 Technologies because they know what they’re doing.”
A data platform audit, a modernization roadmap, Microsoft Fabric pipelines and orchestration, a unified lakehouse for analytics, and governance with lineage and role-based access. Each phase leaves you with something your team can use.
No. The audit starts from the estate you already run, and the roadmap sequences what is worth moving. Fabric is where most of this work lands, not a precondition for starting.
Yes. A pilot built against one report the business already relies on is the usual first step, and the audit findings are yours either way.
Fabric brings data engineering, warehousing and reporting into one platform, but the migration path matters. We have reference designs for lakehouse, warehouse and semantic models, so you start from a proven pattern rather than a blank page.
AI is only as reliable as the data it uses. Clean, governed pipelines mean AI tools work from accurate, current data, with access controls that decide what each model and user can see.
Yes. We connect on-premises databases, SaaS tools and other cloud sources into Fabric, and decide during the audit what should move and what should stay.
Start with an audit of the estate you have, and leave with a roadmap you can budget against.