MCA Connect is now recognized as a Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner.
The designation reflects verified production use of Microsoft Fabric across customer environments and successful completion of Microsoft’s telemetry and delivery requirements. It places MCA Connect among a subset of partners whose Fabric work is operating at scale under active business conditions. For enterprises evaluating Fabric partners, this designation reduces selection risk by confirming MCA Connect’s Fabric work is already operating in production, at scale, under real business conditions.
Microsoft Fabric Featured Parter
Microsoft’s Featured Partner status is granted after validation of live customer workloads, platform usage, and delivery consistency, placing an emphasis on active implementations and outcomes.
As Prashant Gutala, Fabric Partner Ecosystem Lead at Microsoft, explained:
“MCA Connect has demonstrated consistent, production‑level use of Microsoft Fabric in customer environments. Their deployments meet the standards we look for when recognizing partners whose work is operating at scale and supporting real business decisions.”
This recognition confirms that MCA Connect’s Fabric engagements are running in production, supporting active decision‑making, and meeting Microsoft’s standards for enterprise delivery.
MCA Connect’s Execution‑Led Fabric Engagements
MCA Connect does not approach Fabric as a reporting upgrade or a consolidation exercise.
Fabric is deployed as an execution layer that connects planning, operations, and accountability on a shared data foundation. The work starts with operational realities such as decision latency, data trust, and system handoffs, not with platform features.
Across Fabric engagements, the focus is consistent:
Campbell Scientific: Fabric in Production
MCA Connect’s Fabric work with Campbell Scientific illustrates this approach in practice.
At Campbell Scientific, Microsoft Fabric was used to modernize analytics across previously disconnected data sources and teams. Rather than treating Fabric as a standalone analytics initiative, the platform was implemented as a shared foundation for operational and leadership decision‑making.
The outcome was a single, governed analytics environment that reduced friction between teams and improved confidence in shared numbers, addressing issues that typically surface only after analytics platforms are already in place.
The Campbell Scientific story was subsequently featured on Microsoft’s blog, signaling recognition from the platform provider itself.
What Comes Next
As a Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner, MCA Connect is now positioned to:
The designation reinforces the delivery standard MCA Connect already applies. Fabric must shorten decision cycles and hold up under operational pressure.
As James Roberts, VP, Data & AI Services at MCA Connect notes:
“Our Fabric work is designed around how each business operates and evolves. That means shared definitions, governed models, and architectures built to support change while enabling real-time decision‑making.”
A Practical Starting Point
For organizations evaluating Microsoft Fabric or reassessing an existing deployment, MCA Connect offers the Fabric Modernization Blueprint.
The Blueprint is designed to surface execution risks early, define a fit‑for‑purpose Fabric architecture, and align analytics to real operating decisions before scale introduces friction.
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