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Informatec strengthens its Data & AI expertise with Databricks With the Databricks Lakehouse Platform, Informatec unifies modern data engineering, BI, and AI capabilities to help companies accelerate innovation and create measurable business value.
Success Story SKAN AG With Informatec, SKAN AG stabilized its Power BI environment, modernized its ETL architecture, and established a future-proof, standardized BI organization.
Power BI Premium per Capacity is being retired Published on 24.03.2026 News BI-Blog Microsoft will retire the Power BI Premium Capacity licensing model by December 31, 2027. As a result, organizations are faced with the challenge of realigning their analytics architecture, cost structure, and data strategy in a timely manner. Challenge & Current SituationThe announced retirement of Power BI Premium Capacity raises several complex questions for many organizations:How will the future licensing model evolve?What additional costs can be expected?Which target architecture makes sense in the long term?Microsoft is actively driving the transition towards Microsoft Fabric. At the same time, powerful alternatives such as Databricks or Snowflake are available. Your Options at a Glance1. Migration to Microsoft Fabric (Microsoft ecosystem)Seamless integration into existing Microsoft environmentsAdvanced capabilities (e.g., data engineering, real-time analytics, AI)Access to services such as AI Foundry or Machine LearningChallenge: Migration is technically and organizationally demanding and can become costly without proper planning. 2. Alternative platform strategiesLeveraging Databricks or Snowflake as a central data platformDecoupling reporting from data processingMore flexible architecture and potentially better scalabilityImportant: These options require a clearly defined target architecture and strategic evaluation. Why You Should Act NowThe transition is not trivial, as it affects architecture, licensing, and existing processes. Early planning helps minimize risks and avoid unnecessary costs. At the same time, a well-executed migration provides the opportunity to technically optimize and sustainably modernize your existing environment. How We Support YouWe support you end-to-end—from strategic planning to successful implementation. Our goal is to help you build a future-proof, high-performing, and cost-efficient analytics platform.Strategic consulting on target architecture and platform selectionLicensing advisory to optimize cost structuresMigration planning & implementation (including best practices)Business case optimization as part of the transformationCleanup and modernization of legacy dataEnablement & coaching for your teams in modern data platformsSupport in building AI capabilities within the Microsoft ecosystem Do You Need Support Transitioning from Power BI Premium?The retirement of Power BI Premium Capacity is more than just a licensing change—it represents a strategic shift for your entire data and analytics landscape. Organizations should act now to ensure their platform is future-proof, cost-efficient, and high-performing.Contact us!Let’s analyze your current situation together and define the best strategy for your organization. Our experts will transparently show you which options make the most sense for your needs—and support you every step of the way toward your future data platform. Christian Fischer +41 61 826 80 94 fih@informatec.com vCard Leave a comment Your name Titel E-Mail-Adresse Kommentar About text formats Plain text No HTML tags allowed. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Web page addresses and email addresses turn into links automatically. Tags Power BI Microsoft Microsoft Fabric Back to Newsroom