Microsoft Fabric: Integrating with WhereScape

The newly-released Microsoft Fabric is a suite of individual analytic tools and services that work in synergy to provide a unified analytics experience. In Microsoft’s words:

The best way to conceptualize Fabric is to understand its purpose: simplicity. With the tool, organizations can combine data from several sources into a single environment. This allows data professionals to focus on results rather than the technology. It also means data teams don’t have to spend hours distinguishing how the licensing for Synapse, Azure Data Factory, and Power BI will interact with one another. 

Pretty exciting stuff. But adding WhereScape into the equation creates a synergistic combination where 1+1=3.

Here are just a few of the many benefits:

• WhereScape streamlines the entire migration process to Microsoft Fabric, providing a path for organizations moving from legacy systems or other data platforms, ensuring a smooth transition while minimizing any potential disruptions. 
• WhereScape has a single, low-code interface that will integrate with Microsoft Fabric, which simplifies the process of managing complex data workflows within the Fabric environment. 
• WhereScape 3D provides a metadata management layer that works in tandem with Microsoft Fabric’s Purview Hub. This speeds up and simplifies modeling and setup for WhereScape to use model conversion rules. And by unifying metadata across all layers of the data stack, it ensures that data remains consistent, accurate, and easily accessible within the Microsoft Fabric environment.

We’re excited to see you April 18th to dive deeper into all the exciting details!

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