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Daily Archives: April 9, 2014
Vote for me at SQLBits
SQL Bits XII is coming this July to Telford in the UK and voting is underway for sessions. I’ve submitted a few and am hoping to get accepted to go back. You can help. You can log into the site … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged speaking, SQLBits, syndicated
Problems with Big Data
Big Data is constantly in the news. We’ve been asked at SQLserverCentral to try and develop some articles, perhaps even a stairway to explain what Big Data is and how we might use it. I’m still trying to grasp the … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged big data, data mining
