Every engagement leaves something reusable behind. These are the accelerators that came out of ours: migration harnesses, environment agents, governance tooling and platform scaffolds. Each one is a working tool our engineers use on client work, not a concept deck.
Turns an SAP BW metadata export into a scoped migration inventory and a first pass of generated Fabric code.
Maps a legacy SAP BW landscape, translates its ABAP transformation logic, and generates Databricks pipelines an engineer reviews.
A Claude-driven migration agent that turns SAP BW metadata and ABAP transformation logic into reviewable SAP Datasphere models.
Inventories a Synapse workspace, converts SQL, notebooks and pipelines to Fabric, and flags what still needs a human.
Inventories a Synapse workspace, translates SQL pools, notebooks and pipelines to Unity Catalog, Delta and Workflows, and marks what needs review.
Parses the M in your semantic models, dataflows and workbooks, then emits Fabric Dataflow Gen2 and notebook equivalents.
Inventories every Theobald Xtract Universal extraction and maps it to the right SAP Datasphere ingestion pattern.
Automated read-only assessment of a Microsoft Fabric tenant: full item inventory, best-practice checks, capacity signals, prioritised fix list.
Read-only tenant scan that inventories every workspace, model and report, then reports best practice violations in priority order.
Metadata-driven ETL framework for Fabric: register a source, get bronze to gold loading, logging and environment promotion for free.
Config-driven blueprint that stands up Azure Databricks properly: Unity Catalog, identity, compute guardrails and CI/CD in code.
Ships the plumbing of an Azure chatbot: Bicep infra, document ingestion, cited retrieval, Entra auth and an evaluation harness.
Most of these started because a client had a deadline and the manual route did not fit in it. Tell us what you are migrating, governing or standing up, and we will tell you honestly whether one of these shortens it.