Launch of 'Power BI Fabric Implementation Support Service' - Assisting Company-Wide Utilization of Enterprise BI
Media Fusion Co., Ltd. launched a new service on April 1, 2026, offering phased support for adopting Microsoft Power BI Fabric and Copilot to streamline data analysis.
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Media Fusion Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kita-ku, Osaka; Representative Director: Jun Sakakibara) has launched an introduction support service starting April 1, 2026. This service aims to help companies that have already introduced Power BI to expand its use company-wide by responding to large-scale data and streamlining the creation and operation of increasing internal analysis reports using generative AI such as Copilot.
This service assumes the introduction of Microsoft Power BI Fabric and provides phased support according to the introduction phase and purpose of use, from a Proof of Concept (PoC) with the minimum configuration (F2) to company-wide utilization.
● Background of Service Launch
While Microsoft Power BI Fabric is gaining attention as a platform for data analysis and AI utilization, many companies in the consideration phase have raised the following issues and questions:
- The misconception that "a large-scale configuration (F64 or higher) is required to use Copilot" (in reality, it can be used from the minimum configuration).
- Inability to determine which SKU (F2/F4/F64) to start with (the number following 'F' indicates the processing power of the Fabric operating environment; the larger the number, the higher the processing power and the more expensive the usage fee).
- Uncertainty whether to keep source data stored in SharePoint or migrate to OneLake/Fabric.
- Inability to specifically envision post-introduction utilization.
- Insufficient internal support structure for the many users creating analysis reports.
Figure: Challenges when introducing Power BI Fabric
Furthermore, assuming company-wide use (where everyone views analysis reports), large-capacity data and high-frequency updates become key issues. Operations centered on Power BI Pro tend to lean towards DB + DirectQuery operations as a result.
This service assumes the introduction of Microsoft Power BI Fabric and provides phased support according to the introduction phase and purpose of use, from a Proof of Concept (PoC) with the minimum configuration (F2) to company-wide utilization.
● Background of Service Launch
While Microsoft Power BI Fabric is gaining attention as a platform for data analysis and AI utilization, many companies in the consideration phase have raised the following issues and questions:
- The misconception that "a large-scale configuration (F64 or higher) is required to use Copilot" (in reality, it can be used from the minimum configuration).
- Inability to determine which SKU (F2/F4/F64) to start with (the number following 'F' indicates the processing power of the Fabric operating environment; the larger the number, the higher the processing power and the more expensive the usage fee).
- Uncertainty whether to keep source data stored in SharePoint or migrate to OneLake/Fabric.
- Inability to specifically envision post-introduction utilization.
- Insufficient internal support structure for the many users creating analysis reports.
Figure: Challenges when introducing Power BI Fabric
Furthermore, assuming company-wide use (where everyone views analysis reports), large-capacity data and high-frequency updates become key issues. Operations centered on Power BI Pro tend to lean towards DB + DirectQuery operations as a result.