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SQLBits 2017 In April
I’m getting excited, with the announcement that SQL Bits 2017 is scheduled. The conference goes back to Telford, which I enjoyed and takes place April 5-8, 2017. I’m getting my presentations ready for submission, and I really hope I get … Continue reading
Interviewed on Channel 9
Had a quick interview at Microsoft on Channel 9 last month, and it’s now live. Enjoy. https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/vsppstories/Including-the-database-in-your-DevOps-pipeline/player
SQL in the City is coming next week
Next week is the 2016 version of SQL in the City and you can register now to attend. It’s free and doesn’t require any travel. You can watch the event live from the comfort of your office chair. In the … Continue reading
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Rate a Session for GroupBy
One of the things that I struggle with is understanding whether a session at a conference like a SQL Saturday is worth watching. I also struggle writing abstracts and attracting people to my own sessions, so I think the idea … Continue reading