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SQLSaturday Denver #908

Oct 12, 2019 · University of Denver - Sturm Hall, Denver, CO, United States

Conference
SQLSaturday Database
Dates
Oct 12, 2019
Venue
University of Denver - Sturm Hall
Place
Denver, CO, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Organizer's attendee estimate in the PASS event XML feed: 275 (pre-event estimate, not a headcount).
Website
sqlsaturday.com
Recorded
10 sponsors · 44 speaker appearances
Notes
Official name: SQLSaturday #908 - Denver 2019. Run under PASS. Sessions, speakers and sponsors from the PASS event XML feed (Wayback snapshot); 44 sessions. Affiliation extracted from each speaker's bio in the feed where it names a current employer, else null.

Ticket prices

No ticket prices recorded

Sponsors 10

Gold 2

Silver 2

Bronze 1

Community 1

Other 4

Speakers and talks 44

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Aaron Cutshall——Tally Ho! -- Explore the Varied Uses of Tally Tables—
Amie Mason——Preparing your Business for Data Science—
Angela Tidwell——Data Collection and Usage: Illegal or Unethical?—
Anthony NocentinoCentino Systems—Kubernetes Zero to Hero - Installation, Configuration, and Applic—
Anthony NocentinoCentino Systems—Practical Container Scenarios in Azure—
Carlos BossyDatalere—Operationalize Data Science for Advanced Decision Support—
Carlos Robles——Working with SQL Server containers to build database solutions—
Christopher Wolff——SQL Servers on Containers—
Daniel Janik——Migrating your SQL Server to the cloud: Tips and Best Practices—
Eric Peterson——SQL and MongoDB: When Two Worlds Collide—
Gabriel VillaRevGen Partners—Analytics on AWS—
Ganesh LohaniStericycle—Data Science 101: An Introduction to Data Science Using Python—
Ginger GrantDesert Isle Group—Revealing the Differences in Azure Machine Learning Products—
Ginger GrantDesert Isle Group—Getting Started with Data Science and Databricks—
Glenn BerryDr. DMV, LLC—Dr. DMV's Troubleshooting Toolkit—
Glenn BerryDr. DMV, LLC—High Availability/Disaster Recovery 101—
Jason Brimhall——Anatomy of Select—
Jason HornerRedapt, Inc.—Azure Analytics Platform Quickstart—
Jeff RenzRevGen Partners—Innovative Data Modeling: Make Data Warehousing Cool Again Part 2—
John Byrnes——Predicting the NFL with SQL Server 2017 ML Services—
Kara AnnanieDatalere—Machine Learning in Azure Databricks—
Kellyn Pot'Vin-GormanMicrosoft—DevOps or Decoys—
Kellyn Pot'Vin-GormanMicrosoft—Empowering the SQL Server Professional with Linux Scripting- 60 min.—
Kendra LittleRedgate—An Introduction to Versioning and Branching Database Code in Git—
Kendra LittleRedgate—How to Architect Successful Database Changes: Source Control and—
Leslie WeedRevGen Partners—Innovative Data Modeling: Make Data Warehousing Cool Again Part 1—
Manguirish SardessaiDatavail—SQL Server Migration to the AWS: Approach and Methodology—
Marc BeacomDatalere—ETL Best Practices and Techniques—
Marc BeacomDatalere—Translating your Excel Skills to Power BI—
Mark MooreMicrosoft—Demystifying SQL in Azure—
Meagan LongoriaDenny Cherry & Associates Consulting—Moving and Transforming Your Data with Azure Data Factory V2—
Paul Paiva——Consulting/contracting - is it right for me?—
Phillip Labry——Assimilating Microsoft Access -- Upsizing to SQL Server—
Richard WaymireAmazon Web Services—Running SQL Server on AWS—
Rick Lowe——Weird Stuff I Saw While … Supporting a Java Team—
Scot Reagin——Azure Analysis Services – Multidimensional solutions in the cloud—
Steve JonesSQLServerCentral.com—The Future of Database Development with Containers—
Steve WakeBrown and Caldwell—Power BI Premium: Is it for Your Company (and Worth It)?—
Steve WakeBrown and Caldwell—Data Modeling and Prototyping in Power BI Desktop—
Susantha Bathige——SQL Server on Kubernetes—
Ted Stathakis——Reporting Services: A Smart Migration Strategy—
TJay BeltImagine Learning—Power BI, from a DBA's Perspective—
Todd Kleinhans——Storing Images in a Database - Tips and Techniques—
Yuliya Quintela——Building Big Data Analytics solutions with Azure Databricks—

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