Enterprise data architectures are being reshaped as organizations look for ways to connect analytics, artificial intelligence and increasingly complex data environments.
Microsoft Fabric has emerged as part of that shift by bringing data engineering, data warehousing, analytics, real time intelligence and governance into a unified platform. For companies already operating across Microsoft environments, the platform also creates an opportunity to consolidate parts of an increasingly fragmented data stack.
According to McKinsey’s 2025 State of AI research, 62% of organizations are at least experimenting with AI agents, while nearly two thirds have not yet begun scaling them across the enterprise. The research highlights data and technology infrastructure as important factors in moving AI from experimentation into production.
That infrastructure question is making data platforms increasingly strategic. Enterprises adopting Fabric need to consider not only implementation, but also data migration, architecture, governance and the integration of existing systems.
This is where Microsoft consulting partners can play a role in turning Fabric from a platform deployment into part of a broader modernization strategy.
Best Microsoft Fabric consulting partners in the US
Sonata Software has been closely involved with Microsoft Fabric since its early development. The company participated in Microsoft’s Fabric private preview in 2022 and became a Fabric launch partner, developing solutions around the platform and making them available through Microsoft AppSource.
Sonata’s Fabric capabilities cover data engineering, analytics, governance and AI, alongside its broader Microsoft practice across Azure and Dynamics 365. The company also offers migration services for organizations moving from legacy data environments, including an Informatica to Fabric migration service covering target state design, execution, testing, validation and optimization.
Its work with Fabric also includes enterprise implementations. In a Microsoft customer story, Sonata helped build a data platform using Microsoft Fabric and OneLake, incorporating Copilot and Fabric data agents. The project reduced reconciliation effort by 25% to 30% and freed approximately 200 hours of manual work each month.
