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SQLSaturday Phoenix #869

May 4, 2019 · Chandler-Gilbert Community College Pecos Campus, Chandler, AZ, United States

Conference
SQLSaturday Database
Dates
May 4, 2019
Venue
Chandler-Gilbert Community College Pecos Campus
Place
Chandler, AZ, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Organizer's attendee estimate in the PASS event XML feed: 400 (pre-event estimate, not a headcount).
Website
sqlsaturday.com
Recorded
11 sponsors · 49 speaker appearances
Notes
Official name: SQLSaturday #869 - Phoenix 2019. Run under PASS. Sessions, speakers and sponsors from the PASS event XML feed (Wayback snapshot); 49 sessions. Affiliation extracted from each speaker's bio in the feed where it names a current employer, else null.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
General admission$0—Event home page: admittance is free.web.archive.org

Sponsors 11

Gold 3

Silver 2

Bronze 4

Community 1

Other 1

Speakers and talks 49

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Adrian MeeFalling Colors Technology—SQL Server Management Studio - Beyond the basics—
Alexander Brown——Databricks and End-to-End Processes—
Amie Mason——Real-World AI in Azure—
Amie Mason——Keys to Successfully Governing Power BI for your Organization—
Andrea Letourneau——Put More Power into Power BI—
Andrea Letourneau——Azure Data Factory V2: SSIS in the Cloud or not?—
Brian HansenChildren International—Real-World PowerShell for SQL Administration—
Brian HansenChildren International—Get Your Optimizer to Give up All Its Secrets—
Cristian Vasconez——Data Virtualization unlocking data and enabling analytics using Denodo, Azure and Microsoft BI Stack—
David BessNeudesic—Devops for Data Science—
David Lundell——Azure AD authentication methods for SQL Azure—
David Lundell——Open Source vs SQL Database Maintenance Plans—
Deji AkomolafeVMware—Successfully Virtualizing SQL Server on vSphere - Straight from the Source—
Delora BradishPragmatic Works—SSAS Tabular Models 101: Make a big difference in a small space—
Eddie Edgeworth——Accelerating Insights with Azure Databricks—
Eric Peterson——SQL vs NoSQL: a Comparison of SQL vs MongoDB—
Ginger GrantDesert Isle Group—Introduction to Snowflake, the data warehouse build for the cloud—
Ginger GrantDesert Isle Group—Outdoor Courtyard Welcome Message for SQL Saturday Phoenix—
Jeff IannucciDriveTime—SELECT Start FROM Here: Querying for T-SQL Beginners—
Jeff IannucciDriveTime—Faster Transactions: Query Tuning for Data Manipulation—
Jeff Mlakar——Environmental SQL Server Troubleshooting—
John MorehouseDenny Cherry & Associates Consulting—Azure Basics for the DBA—
John MorehouseDenny Cherry & Associates Consulting—Temporal Tables – The New Hotness in Data Auditing—
Joseph Barth——Azure Data Factory Version 2 - Templates and new features—
JT Moree——SQL Antipatterns—
Kevin KarnsState of New Mexico—Statewide Geography and Spatial Computing in SQL Server.—
Kimberly StJacques——Professional Development Lunch Session with Paychex—
Kimberly StJacques——I have to support what!? SQL, Oracle, and Mongo - A side by side “how to”—
Leslie Andrews——The Power of Data: The Complete Beginners Data Warehouse Kit—
Leslie Andrews——A Perfect Ten: The Data Model—
Mark DeNeve——Containers: Crash course for SQL Server DBAs—
Martin Schoombee——Advanced Power BI Modeling Techniques—
Meagan LongoriaDenny Cherry & Associates Consulting—Do Your Data Visualizations Need A Makeover?—
Meagan LongoriaDenny Cherry & Associates Consulting—Practical Power BI Report Design Tips for the Non-Artist—
Mohamed Mawla——From Zero to Hero: Start Machine Learning using Azure ML studio—
Mohammad Darab——3 Keys to Successful Consulting—
Monica Rathbun——I'm It - Survival Techniques for the Lone DBA—
Monica Rathbun——Performance Tuning, Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck—
Paul StantonWindocks—SQL DevOps Simplified with Production Databases—
Phil Guevara——No Pane, No Gain: A Beginner's Guide to Window Functions—
Phil Robinson——Power BI Desktop Tips and Best Practices for Projects and Data Preparation—
Phil Robinson——Data Wrangling for Reporting Analytics using Power BI—
Russel Loski——Managing ETL Change using BIMLScript—
Sean BrownDriveTime—Introduction to Execution Plans—
Steve Williams——Website Analysis Using PowerBI and App Insights: Easier than you think—
Suresh Datla——Power BI Security - End to End—
Vern Rabe——T-SQL Habits and Practices That Can Kill Performance—
Yaseen Jamaludeen——Creating Real Solutions with Power Tools Power BI, Apps and Flow—
Yueying LiNeudesic—Deploying ML Models w/ Tableau—

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