Data migration · Phoenix metro
Data migration in Phoenix, with a cutover you can reverse
If the warehouse on Snowflake, Synapse, Teradata or SQL Server costs more every quarter and the move off it keeps slipping, TechFabric runs the migration onto Databricks for companies across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and Chandler. We're headquartered in Gilbert, Arizona, with 80 Databricks-certified engineers.
Office
1530 E Williams Field Rd, Ste 201Gilbert, AZ 85295
Phone
+1 (480) 681-6806Serving
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler
Bench
115+ engineers, 80 Databricks-certified
Every table is checked against the source and signed off before it moves, and the cutover can be reversed, so nobody bets a weekend on it. Once the numbers match, the old warehouse can be switched off on your schedule.
AzureTechFabric is a Databricks partner with an award-winning Databricks engineering team, 80 of them Databricks-certified, and a Temporal partner. Where a system reaches past the workspace we build on Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.
Why Phoenix companies work with us
A cutover that can be reversed
The migration runs through our own accelerator, which produces signed migration certificates and a reversible cutover. A plan with a way back is a plan you can run on a Tuesday morning.
Twenty-seven source platforms
Executable playbooks rather than a slide deck of a methodology, covering Snowflake, Synapse, Teradata, SQL Server, Oracle, Hadoop, Redshift and twenty more.
Scope written before anybody commits
The sprint ends in a go or no-go recommendation with the reasoning shown, so whoever signs off on the move sees the number before they commit to it.
In the metro, not flying in
Gilbert is twenty minutes from Tempe and Chandler. Cutover weekends and the workshops before them go better in a room, and we can be in yours.
What data migration covers here
Assessment and inventory
What is actually in the estate, which is almost never what the documentation says. Object counts, dependencies, and the pieces nobody has run in two years.
Conversion with evidence
SQL, stored procedures and ETL converted with a record of what changed, so a reviewer can check the translation rather than trust it.
Validation before cutover
Row counts, checksums and business-rule reconciliation between the old estate and the new one, signed off before anybody switches traffic.
A reversible cutover
The switch has a way back, and it has been tested. A migration morning rather than a migration weekend.
Governance carried across
Grants and lineage designed in Unity Catalog as part of the move rather than reconstructed afterwards from whatever the old system implied.
The estate after the move
Decommissioning the old platform is where migrations quietly fail, because nobody is funded for it. We put it in the plan.
Clients we have done this for
Every one of these is written up on this site.
Financial services and lending
Migrations where the reconciliation has to satisfy an auditor rather than a dashboard. Auto Approve, iLending and SWBC are named on this site.
Sport and media
Audience and event estates moved without losing the history that makes them worth anything.
Manufacturing and distribution
Legacy warehouses that grew for a decade and now cost more to run than the analysis they support returns.
Consumer products
Commerce and supply chain data, moved on a schedule that respects the season rather than the project plan.
How an engagement runs
01
Two weeks, fixed fee
A Migration Readiness Sprint. What the estate contains, what will convert cleanly, what will not, and a sequence with a number against it. Yours either way.
02
A pilot workload
One real subject area migrated end to end and validated, so the estimate for the rest is grounded in your data rather than in an average.
03
Waves, not a big bang
The estate moves in sequenced waves, each validated and each reversible. The business keeps running throughout.
04
Cutover and decommission
The switch, with a tested way back, and then the part most plans omit: turning the old platform off and stopping the bill.
Two weeks, fixed fee, and a written plan whether or not you build it with us.
Production software, built from the Phoenix metro.
FAQ
Data migration in Phoenix: common questions
Do you do data migration in Phoenix?
Yes. TechFabric is in the Phoenix metropolitan area, at 1530 E Williams Field Rd, Ste 201, Gilbert, AZ 85295, and we run migrations onto Databricks for companies across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and Chandler. Eighty of our engineers are Databricks-certified.
Which source platforms do you migrate from?
Snowflake, Synapse, Teradata and SQL Server are the paths we have built the deepest playbooks for, and the accelerator covers twenty-seven source platforms in total including Oracle, Hadoop and Redshift.
How long does a data migration take?
The honest answer is that nobody can tell you before the assessment, and a firm that quotes a duration on a first call is guessing. What we can fix is the assessment: two weeks, fixed fee, and it comes back with a sequence and a number you can take to a board.
What happens if the cutover goes wrong?
You go back. The plan has a way back and it has been tested, which is why these do not have to happen on a Friday night.
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