Don't let the TSI shutdown catch you off guard. Take proactive steps today to secure your data future with Azure Data Explorer.

We have an important update regarding Microsoft Time-Series Insights (TSI) that directly impacts users relying on this service. Microsoft recently announced that TSI will be discontinued sooner than originally planned, with the shutdown date now set for July 7th. This acceleration in the shutdown timeline means that all TSI customers must swiftly migrate to alternative platforms to avoid disruptions to their operations.

Why the Rush?

Originally, Microsoft had announced a later shutdown date, but due to strategic shifts, the timeline has been moved up. This change necessitates urgent action from all TSI users to ensure uninterrupted access to critical time-series data insights.

Your Migration Solution: Azure Data Explorer (ADX)

For those seeking a reliable alternative, Fusion Data Hub offers a seamless migration path to Azure Data Explorer (ADX). This transition ensures continuity in managing and analyzing time-series data, leveraging Azure's robust capabilities.

Proven Success with Industry Leaders

Fusion Data Hub has successfully migrated numerous organizations, including industry giants with many Terabytes of operating history, from TSI to Fusion on ADX. This proven track record underscores our expertise and commitment to delivering effective data migration solutions.

Key Benefits of Migrating to Azure Data Explorer:

• Scalability: Handle massive volumes of data effortlessly.

• Real-time Insights: Gain actionable insights in milliseconds.

• Integration: Seamlessly integrate with existing Azure services.

Take Action Now!

To avoid last-minute rushes and potential disruptions, we urge all TSI customers to initiate their migration plans immediately. Our team at Fusion Data Hub is ready to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth transition and uninterrupted data insights.

For personalized assistance or to learn more about migrating from TSI to ADX, please contact us today.