Microsoft partnership
Everything we build, we build in Azure.
StratIQ works exclusively in the Microsoft data and AI stack. Fabric, OneLake, Foundry, Power BI, and the identity, governance and cost controls that production requires. That concentration is the reason we can move quickly in it.
Technical focus
Four areas, and we stay in them.
Depth in a narrow lane is worth more to you than breadth across every cloud. When a requirement sits outside this, we bring in a specialist and say so.
Fabric and OneLake
The data foundation
Capacity and workspace architecture, OneLake structure, ingestion and transformation patterns, and the lineage and access controls that let more than one team use the same numbers without arguing about them.
Foundry
Copilots and agents
Foundry projects, model selection and grounding, and agents connected to governed enterprise data rather than to a folder of documents. Identity, citation, fallback and human routing designed in, not added after a pilot surprises somebody.
Power BI and semantic models
How people actually consume it
Curated semantic models, certified definitions, and the reporting layer over them. This is where a data platform either becomes part of how the business runs or quietly does not.
Modernization
Getting off what came before
Legacy BI, warehouse and application estates moved onto the Microsoft stack with the business logic intact. The estate that made sense a decade ago is rarely the one that carries the next one.
What this means for you
Why the focus is worth something to a customer.
Alignment
Fewer translation layers
Your team, our architects and the Microsoft account team are working from the same architecture and the same vocabulary. Less of the engagement is spent reconciling three views of what is being built.
Roadmap
Built to where the platform is going
Fabric and Foundry change quickly. Architecture that anticipates the next release ages better than architecture that was correct on the day it was signed off.
Programmes
Better use of what Microsoft offers
There are engineering resources, programmes and funding paths that exist to help customers move from a proof of value to production. Knowing which ones apply, and when, removes weeks of friction.
Ownership
The deployment is yours
Everything lands in your tenant and your subscriptions. Nothing important sits behind a partner-owned layer that you would have to unpick if you changed your mind about us.
Build a Microsoft-native path to production.
Tell us the workload. We will talk through the Azure, Fabric and Foundry foundation underneath it and the fastest responsible route to something working.