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We'd love to brainstorm your priority tech initiatives and contribute to the best outcomes.
We'd love to brainstorm your priority tech initiatives and contribute to the best outcomes.
From Dashboard Sprawl to Scalable Intelligence: A Case Study in BI Modernization at Enterprise Scale
Every dashboard change depended on IT. Logic was duplicated across workbooks. Governance was inconsistent.
The client's BI environment had become a drag on decision-making.
Over 80 Tableau dashboards were hosted on a replicated on-prem SQL Server. Business logic was embedded in workbooks, not models. Governance controls varied from one dashboard to the next. Reporting was slow, expensive, and overly dependent on IT support.
As Microsoft Fabric became part of their enterprise stack, the organization needed a BI architecture that supported reuse, enabled governance, and aligned with long-term cloud strategy.
The Tableau environment exposed several architectural gaps:
The migration had to simplify complexity and enable scale.
Ideas2IT led the engagement through two structured phases:
This was a rebuild for long-term scalability.
Metric | Outcome |
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Dashboards migrated | 80 fully redesigned Power BI dashboards |
Report development turnaround | 60% faster with reusable semantic layers |
Reporting support tickets | 40% reduction via access and workspace governance |
Dashboard reuse rate | 75% reuse through standardized logic and components |
Fabric integration readiness | Architecture and governance playbook delivered |
The result was a streamlined, governed BI foundation that scaled with users and aligned with Microsoft’s cloud-native direction.
Every dashboard change depended on IT. Logic was duplicated across workbooks. Governance was inconsistent.