Microsoft Fabric: all your data, one lake.
Arcetec is a Microsoft Partner and implements Microsoft Fabric and OneLake to get companies' data ready for artificial intelligence. OneLake brings together what is scattered today (the ERP, the Excel files, the old SQL database) into a single multi-cloud logical lake, without heroic migrations: with shortcuts and mirroring, data is connected instead of copied, even from AWS, GCP, on-premises SQL, SAP or Snowflake, and OneLake security defines row- and column-level roles and permissions once for all workloads. The work starts with a data source assessment (what you have, where it lives and what is worth unifying), continues with the lake and Power BI dashboards that read from a single source of truth and stop depending on manual extracts, and ends where the advantage begins today: Copilot and Azure AI Foundry answering business questions with the company's OneLake. The first useful data domain is measured in weeks: one source, one dashboard, one question answered. Engagements begin with a conversation and a scoped assessment, with fixed scope and price. We operate from Cajicá, Cundinamarca.
OneLake brings together what is scattered today — the ERP, the Excel files, the old SQL database — without heroic migrations: shortcuts and mirroring, zero copies. On top of it, dashboards and agents that answer with your numbers.
- Data is connected, not copied
- Your usual sources (SQL Server, Azure SQL, Oracle or SAP) without moving anything
- The first useful domain is measured in weeks
Las fuentes de datos de la empresa —SQL on-prem, Excel · CSV, ERP— unificadas en un solo lago OneLake de Microsoft Fabric, cada una conectada por su propia vía y sin migrarse, con el consumo del lago creciendo mes a mes.
What it solves
Four symptoms of the same problem: the data exists, but it isn't where decisions are made.
- The monthly report is built by hand — Someone exports, pastes, cross-references and formats. Every month. The cost isn't just the time: the report arrives after the decision has already been made.
- Every department has its own version of the truth — Sales says one number, finance another, and the meeting is spent arguing about which one is right. It isn't a people problem: each department reads from its own copy.
- Key data lives on one computer — The file that keeps operations running is on one person's computer. If they get sick, leave or their hard drive fails, the company finds out how much it depended on it.
- AI has nothing to read from — Copilot and agents answer with whatever data they can reach. If the numbers are scattered across copies, AI inherits the mess — or worse, answers with the wrong copy.
What Arcetec does.
From the data source inventory to the agent that answers with your numbers, in four steps delivered separately.
- Data source assessment — What you have, where it lives and what is worth unifying. The map before the build: not everything deserves to go into the lake, and saying so early saves months.
- OneLake with shortcuts and mirroring — Data is connected, not copied: the ERP, the old SQL database and even what lives in another cloud come into the lake without being moved and without copies that drift apart.
- Dashboards people actually use — Power BI on a single source of truth: the monthly report is opened instead of built, and the meeting discusses the decision, not which number is right.
- From dashboard to agent — Copilot and Foundry answering from your OneLake: business questions are asked in natural language and the answer comes from your numbers, not from an old copy.
The platform, by the numbers
What Fabric and OneLake bring out of the box; we tailor it to your case.
- 1 — logical lake for the whole company, multi-cloud
- 0 — copies: shortcuts and mirroring without moving data
- GA — OneLake security: unified roles and permissions
- GPU — native acceleration in Fabric Warehouse
Questions we get before getting started
Do we have to migrate everything to Azure?
What happens to our current Power BI reports?
Who can see what?
How long until we see the first result?
Other pages on this topic.
The other pages on this topic, so you can continue wherever is most useful.
- Data analytics and Power BI — One number per question, with Power BI and Fabric.
Is the monthly report still built by hand?
Tell us where your numbers come from today and we'll show you what your first data domain in OneLake would look like — one source, one dashboard, one question answered.
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