KINETIQ launches 60-90 day Microsoft Fabric implementation on Marketplace

KINETIQ has released a fixed-scope Microsoft Fabric services offer on Microsoft Marketplace aimed at getting mid-market and enterprise customers from validated architecture to production in a single quarter. The company says the program is built to turn a defined business use case into measurable operational impact while creating a foundation for analytics, automation and AI.

Why it matters: - KINETIQ is targeting organizations that have invested in modern data platforms but still operate with disconnected ERP, finance, supply chain and operational data. - The offer is designed to help companies move from proof of concept to production and show measurable business impact within 60 to 90 days. - The program is meant to support broader analytics, automation and AI efforts by creating a more scalable Microsoft Fabric foundation.

What happened: - KINETIQ announced the availability of KINETIQ Launch: 60–90 Day Microsoft Fabric Implementation on Microsoft Marketplace on Sept. 15, 2026. - The fixed-scope professional services offer is aimed at mid-market and enterprise organizations adopting or evaluating Microsoft Fabric. - The engagement starts at $265,000. - KINETIQ positions the offer around a defined business use case, a proven business case and a validated architecture.

The details: - The implementation combines data integration, modeling, analytics, workflow enablement and KPI measurement. - KINETIQ says typical use cases include inventory optimization and stockout reduction, demand planning and forecast accuracy, production visibility and throughput management, margin and cost-to-serve analysis, working capital optimization, and executive operational performance management. - During weeks one through three, KINETIQ works with customer stakeholders to finalize the use case, align data sources, confirm success criteria and establish the implementation plan. - Over the rest of the engagement, KINETIQ builds Microsoft Fabric data pipelines and models, develops operational intelligence reporting and workflows, iterates with business stakeholders, deploys the solution to production and validates business impact. - Customers end the engagement with production Microsoft Fabric data pipelines and integrations, semantic and analytical models, operational intelligence dashboards and reporting, automated alerts and workflows, an outcome-aligned KPI measurement framework, knowledge transfer and a scalable Fabric architecture for future use cases. - For organizations using Microsoft Dynamics 365 and other enterprise platforms, the offer is designed to bring together operational, financial, supply chain and other business data inside Microsoft Fabric. - The company’s approach combines supply chain and operational expertise with proprietary frameworks and Microsoft Fabric intellectual property. - Learn more through the Microsoft Marketplace listing.

Between the lines: - KINETIQ is pitching a narrower, outcome-driven alternative to open-ended platform pilots. - The message is aimed at buyers that want to prove value before expanding a Fabric rollout across the enterprise. - The emphasis on operational intelligence suggests the company is trying to connect data modernization directly to decisions, workflows and performance management.

What's next: - Organizations can start with a focused discovery and scoping session to confirm the business priority, establish success criteria, validate data readiness and finalize the implementation plan. - KINETIQ says the model is intended to help customers expand from one use case into additional initiatives over time. - The company expects the offer to serve as a path from strategy to production for customers seeking faster deployment with less implementation risk.