Why Fabric IQ matters for agentic AI
Agents that invent metrics destroy trust. Fabric IQ lets agents resolve KPIs and entities from governed semantics instead of scraping spreadsheets - critical for finance, ops, and executive copilots.
One semantic layer for BI and agents - Fabric IQ on top of your lakehouse.
Microsoft Fabric IQ brings intelligence over your Fabric estate so business semantics, metrics, and AI workloads share one governed foundation. Gensten designs Fabric IQ architectures: OneLake as storage, lakehouse/warehouse patterns, semantic models, Real-Time Intelligence, and agent consumption paths into Azure AI Foundry - so “one version of truth” feeds both dashboards and agentic workflows.
How Fabric IQ fits into a production agentic stack.
Single logical lake for files, tables, and shortcuts.
Lakehouse, warehouse, notebooks, Data Factory, Real-Time.
Business metrics, entities, and AI-ready definitions.
Power BI, APIs, and Foundry agents over the same truth.
Agents that invent metrics destroy trust. Fabric IQ lets agents resolve KPIs and entities from governed semantics instead of scraping spreadsheets - critical for finance, ops, and executive copilots.
We start with domain medallions in OneLake, define semantic contracts, then expose retrieval and query tools to Foundry agents with row-level security preserved.
Power BI consumes models. Fabric IQ strengthens the shared intelligence layer so analytics and AI agents use the same governed semantics - reducing conflicting numbers across tools.
Fabric IQ is the intelligence layer over Microsoft Fabric that unifies business semantics, metrics, and AI consumption so BI dashboards and agents share one version of truth.
Agents can resolve KPIs and entities from governed semantics instead of inventing metrics from raw tables or spreadsheets - critical for finance, ops, and executive copilots.
OneLake stores the data; Fabric workloads transform it; Fabric IQ defines business meaning on top so agents and Power BI consume consistent definitions.
Yes. Real-Time Intelligence patterns in Fabric can feed operational agents for exception detection while batch lakehouse paths support deeper analysis.
We expose query/retrieval tools that honor Fabric/Power BI security roles and Entra identity so agents cannot bypass RLS that humans already have.
It delivers most value if you standardize on Fabric/OneLake, but shortcuts can bring external lakes into OneLake while agents still consume Fabric IQ semantics.
A first domain (e.g., finance KPIs + OneLake gold tables + agent query tools) often lands in 8–14 weeks depending on data maturity and governance readiness.
Yes. We align semantic models for both Power BI consumers and Foundry agents so reporting and agentic workflows stay consistent.
We align catalog, lineage, and sensitivity labels so Fabric IQ metrics and agent retrieval inherit enterprise governance - not a parallel shadow catalog.
OneLake as the enterprise data foundation for Fabric IQ, RAG corpora, and Foundry agents - one lake, many workloads.
Build, evaluate, and operate enterprise agents and models on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry - with governed catalogs, tools, and Foundry IQ intelligence patterns.
Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation: chunking, embeddings, vector search, reranking, citations, and agent-ready knowledge retrieval.
Design, build, and operate enterprise AI agents that plan, use tools, orchestrate workflows, and deliver measurable business outcomes.
Talk to Gensten about ADLC, RAG, LLM building, Foundry IQ, Fabric IQ, and OneLake - scoped to your KPIs and compliance needs.