AI-Controlled Platform:
Analyze Your Data Centrally with Microsoft Fabric
Manage your data in isolated silos and struggle with integration and analysis from various sources? Does storing in different locations lead to duplicates and increasing complexity?
Unify your data sources with Microsoft Fabric – a scalable platform for data management and analysis. With the centralized OneLake storage, Fabric reduces complexity, unifies fragmented data, and ensures security and compliance. Leverage your data across devices and in Microsoft 365 applications.
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These Are the
Microsoft Fabric Components: What Can Microsoft Fabric Do?
Power BI
With Microsoft Power BI, you can easily establish connections between your data sources, visualize the data in interactive dashboards and reports and share the results with the people you want.
Azure Data Factory
With Data Factory, you can capture, prepare and transform data from a variety of data sources using over 200 native connectors.
Azure Data Activator
The Data Activator recognizes patterns or conditions in the changing data, monitors them and triggers actions such as email notifications and Power Automate workflows.
Industry Solutions
Microsoft Fabric offers industry-specific data solutions that include data management, analysis and decision-making.
Synapse Real-Time Analytics
The synapse real-time intelligence enables you to immediately gain insights from ongoing analyses and react accordingly.
Synapse Data Engineering
The synapse data technology is a Spark platform that enables you to create, manage and optimise infrastructures for collecting, storing, processing and analyzing large amounts of data.
Synapse Data Science
With the synapse Data Science, you can create and use machine learning models (e.g., experiment tracking, model registration) in Fabric.
Synapse Data Warehouse
With the help of industry-leading SQL performance and scaling, compute and storage can be scaled independently of each other. Data is stored in the open Delta Lake format.
See for Yourself:
An Insight into Microsoft Fabric
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Your Microsoft Fabric Benefits
Integrated Platform
Simplify various data and analysis tools in a single solution.
Integration with Microsoft-Tools
You can seamlessly integrate Microsoft Fabric into Microsoft tools such as Business Central or Microsoft 365.
Work from Anywhere
Microsoft Fabric allows you to work from anywhere and access real-time data.
Insights through AI
Microsoft Fabric offers advanced AI functions for data processing and analysis.
A Data Lake for the Entire Organization:
The Central Data Platform OneLake
- Central data storage environment for the entire organization, independent of databases and data warehouses
- Automatic provisioning with each Microsoft Fabric tenant as a central location for all your organization’s analytics data
- Parallel and independent work by several members of your organization possible
- Structured data storage in lakehouses
- Automatic participation of the loaded data in data governance (data origin, data protection, certification, catalogue integration)
Utilizing Synergy Effects:
Optimized Data Integration and Analysis with Microsoft Fabric and Business Central
Microsoft Fabric and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central form a perfect symbiosis to provide your company with a holistic solution to the challenges of data integration. The seamless integration of Microsoft Fabric with Business Central enables more detailed data analysis and reporting. While Business Central itself does not offer the ability to create dynamic dashboards, tools such as Power BI or Microsoft Fabric come into play. Fabric is particularly powerful because, unlike Power BI, it is able to use data from many different sources to perform sophisticated analyses.
Connecting the data from Business Central with Fabric gives your company the ability to create powerful dashboards and visualizations. This is realized through the use of data pipelines and analysis tools within the Fabric platform. This allows decision makers in your organization to use data effectively and gain valuable real-time insights to make informed business decisions. With Microsoft Fabric and Business Central, your company is ideally equipped to master the challenges of data integration.
Still Have Questions About Microsoft Fabric?
Find Answers in Our FAQ
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Microsoft Fabric is an AI-driven data platform that helps companies manage, analyze and transform data from multiple sources into valuable insights. It centralizes data storage and reduces the complexity of data integration, making it easier to collaborate across different devices and use in Microsoft 365 applications.
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Microsoft Fabric Free is the free version of the Microsoft Fabric platform. It offers users the opportunity to test and get to know the core functions of Microsoft Fabric without having to purchase a license.
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Microsoft Fabric consists of several components:
- Power BI: Connects data sources, visualizes data, and shares results
- Data Factory: Captures, prepares, and transforms data from multiple sources
- Data Activator: Monitors data and triggers actions when changes occur
- Industry Solutions: Provides industry-specific data solutions
- Synapse Real-Time Intelligence: Extracts and analyzes real-time data models
- Synapse Data Engineering: Manages and analyzes large amounts of data
- Synapse Data Science: Creates and implements machine learning models
- Synapse Data Warehouse: Scales compute and storage independently
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OneLake is Microsoft Fabric’s central data store that enables organizations to store and manage their data in a unified and scalable data store that works independently of databases and data warehouses. It is automatically provided with every Microsoft Fabric tenant. Members can work in parallel and use data structures such as lakehouses, while the data automatically participates in data governance.
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Microsoft Fabric uses AI functions for data processing and analysis. The platform enables the creation, training and deployment of AI models to gain valuable insights. In addition, the AI automatically understands, cleanses, transforms and enriches the data, which increases the efficiency and accuracy of the analyses.
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Microsoft Fabric and Microsoft Power BI initially sound like very similar tools, but on closer inspection they have different focuses. While Fabric offers various services such as data integration, data engineering, data science and real-time analyses and can also analyze and store large volumes of data thanks to its lakehouse architecture, Power BI focuses on data visualization and analysis as well as the creation of reports. Power BI can be integrated with various sources. Accordingly, both tools can be used together. Power BI acts as the front end for visualization and reporting, while Microsoft Fabric handles the back-end data processing and analysis and has AI services.
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Microsoft Fabric supports the integration of a variety of data sources, including relational databases, cloud storage, APIs and On-Premises systems.
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The prices for Microsoft Fabric vary depending on the region, date of purchase, exchange rate and the contract entered into with Microsoft. You can find these in the price overview of Microsoft.
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