Assess and rationalize
Inventory reports, usage, calculations, data sources, refreshes, security, and dependencies. Classify content to retain, consolidate, redesign, or retire.
Microsoft / Analytics
Implement governed Power BI at enterprise scale and modernize reporting from Tableau, Qlik, Cognos, BusinessObjects, SSRS, and legacy BI platforms.
We inventory the source estate, identify reuse opportunities, and define the target semantic and workspace architecture before rebuilding content. Business logic, security, performance, and adoption are tested alongside the visual experience.
What we deliver
Inventory reports, usage, calculations, data sources, refreshes, security, and dependencies. Classify content to retain, consolidate, redesign, or retire.
Build reusable semantic models, DAX measures, reports, apps, gateways, row-level security, and Fabric-aware architectures including Direct Lake where appropriate.
Reconcile results, test filters and security, tune model and query performance, establish deployment pipelines, and enable governed self-service analytics.
An illustrative use case
Prioritize high-value content, preserve trusted calculations and access rules, consolidate duplicate models, rebuild the user journeys that matter, and retire low-value assets with evidence.
The final design depends on your systems, permissions, licensing, and agreed scope.
A practical starting point
An estate assessment, modernization roadmap, semantic model design, implemented reports and apps, parity and security results, deployment process, governance guidance, and training.
Architecture & implementation
Power BI implementation and migration succeed when business meaning, security, performance, and release management are designed together.
We define ownership, workspace purpose, publishing responsibilities, app audiences, sharing boundaries, gateways, service principals, and development, test, and production separation. The design supports governed enterprise content and intentional self-service. Power BI implementation planning ↗
We define grain, facts, dimensions, relationships, calculation groups, DAX measures, date intelligence, incremental refresh, aggregations, and connectivity mode. Import, DirectQuery, composite, and Direct Lake are evaluated against latency, source behavior, capacity, and security.
For Tableau, Qlik, Cognos, BusinessObjects, SSRS, or legacy platforms, we inventory usage and dependencies, extract business logic, rationalize duplicated assets, map visuals and interactions, and create repeatable conversion and review patterns. Automation accelerates the work; it does not replace business validation.
We implement and test row-level and object-level security, workspace access, app audiences, and data-source identity. Reconciliation covers totals, subtotals, filters, drill paths, time logic, exports, and representative user roles. Power BI row-level security ↗
We review model size and cardinality, relationships, DAX query plans, storage-engine behavior, source folding, refresh duration, Direct Lake fallback, and capacity telemetry. Improvements are verified against a repeatable workload rather than a single fast page load.
We establish source control where supported, deployment pipelines or API-driven promotion, parameter and connection rules, refresh sequencing, rollback criteria, certification, usage monitoring, training, and a managed improvement backlog.
Frequently asked questions
SilverSoft can assess and modernize reporting from Tableau, Qlik, Cognos, BusinessObjects, SSRS, and other legacy BI platforms. The work includes content rationalization, business-logic extraction, semantic modeling, report rebuilds, security, and parity validation.
Yes. Scope can include tenant settings, workspaces, apps, semantic model ownership, gateways, security, certification, deployment pipelines, source control, usage monitoring, and governed self-service practices.
SilverSoft can assess Direct Lake for Fabric-based semantic models. The design considers source architecture, model behavior, security, capacity, fallback conditions, performance, and operational monitoring rather than assuming Direct Lake is correct for every workload.
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