Different sectors, one reason to start.

A Flemish university

Modern data platform

Higher education and research · Microsoft Fabric

The university was renewing its core applications, including the student information system. That programme was also the moment to decide what its data would look like afterwards.

Growing data volumes and a need for faster insight had outgrown the traditional systems. Reporting was limited and the data sat in silos that had been there for years, which made questions spanning education, research and operations slow to answer and easy to answer differently in two places.

We built a modern data platform on Microsoft Fabric that talks to both the legacy systems and the new student information system, so the renewal did not have to wait for the reporting and the reporting did not have to be rebuilt after it. The platform was delivered use case by use case, with business stakeholders involved from the first one.

What they have now is consistent, accessible and scalable data underneath decision-making across the university.

A healthcare logistics provider

Modern data platform

Warehousing & medical transport · Microsoft Fabric

This company runs warehousing, inventory management and medical transport for hospitals and care facilities in Belgium and the Netherlands. Its customers increasingly expect insight as part of the service.

Delivering that from a legacy BI setup was getting harder, and the same architecture had to carry the AI work the company could already see coming. They wanted one platform that was scalable, governed and presentable to a customer.

Starting from concrete business needs, we integrated the applications across their IT landscape — ERP and CRM among them — into a unified lakehouse on Microsoft Fabric, with governance and performance designed in from the start.

That lakehouse is now the single source of truth for data questions, and decisions that used to wait on a report get made faster.

A national construction wholesaler

Modern data platform

Hardware, tools & fittings · Microsoft Fabric

A family business that grew over more than a century into a leading national supplier of hardware, fasteners, fittings, tools and protective equipment, built on quick and reliable delivery to the construction industry.

That business runs on a diverse IT landscape: ERP, CRM, e-commerce, PIM, WMS. Keeping it aligned with where the business was going meant making the data across those applications accessible and actionable, without giving up flexibility in the infrastructure itself.

Driven by practical business cases, we built a modern data platform on Microsoft Fabric that brings the ERP, CRM and the other systems together in a data lakehouse, treated as the single source of truth for anything data-related.

The business now asks more of the data it already has.

“The architecture encourages our business to make better use of the available data”IT manager

An insurance group

Modern data platform

Insurance · Microsoft Fabric

This group had already done the hard part: years of building a classic data warehouse that reported reliably on the past. Then the role of data started shifting from looking back to running the business as it happens.

The warehouse was largely decoupled from the operational systems and the automation flows, so curated data could not be reused in real-time processes or in decision automation. The architecture also had no room for AI use cases such as predictive insight or intelligent recommendations, leaving a gap between the data available and the value in it.

The platform we are building with them on Microsoft Fabric reaches past traditional analytics: curated data feeds automation flows directly, and access is AI-ready by design.

Insight now drives action in real time.

A facility-supply group

Modern data warehouse

Cleaning & hygiene solutions · Fabric + dbt

A total supplier of cleaning and hygiene solutions serving customers in four countries, which grows partly by acquisition.

The BI setup it had inherited was poorly managed by another consultancy partner. Trust had gone, and with it adoption. At the same time each acquisition had to be folded into the existing data model, which the old foundation made expensive.

We delivered a modern data platform in Microsoft Fabric with dbt powering the transformation layer, so models are defined, tested and documented in SQL and version-controlled like any other code.

Data maturity and platform adoption both went up, and the next acquisition can be folded into the same model.

A retail and mobility group

Predictive analytics

Fuel, food & convenience · Fabric + Power BI

A family business running fuel, food and mobility services, including a diner, shop and bakery concept inside its service stations.

Every location serves a fluctuating stream of customers who all need to be served before the next rush arrives. The manager decides who works the pizza oven and who works the shop, largely on gut feeling, while weather, events and holidays quietly determine how many people walk in that day.

We developed a predictive analytics model in Microsoft Fabric that combines historical sales with those external factors and shows their influence on daily revenue, delivered as a Power BI dashboard on desktop and mobile.

Managers can now see which factors are driving demand on a given day, and plan staffing against that.