Prestige Bi
Microsoft data and AI consulting for NHS organisations, UK government departments and businesses
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2021
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Prestige Bi
Prestige BI provides Power BI and Microsoft Fabric analytics, SQL and data engineering, data integration, and AI-powered automation. Its services include dashboards, data warehouses, platform migrations, forecasting and real-time analytics.
It serves NHS organisations, UK government departments and businesses, delivering consultancy and implementation services. The company is based in Manchester and was founded in 2021.
Product: Consulting and implementation services for Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, SQL, data engineering and AI automation.
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