Notes from SQLSaturday #168 in Tampa
I made a quick trip to Tampa for #168 this past weekend. It was a “BI Edition” and it felt...
2012-11-21
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I made a quick trip to Tampa for #168 this past weekend. It was a “BI Edition” and it felt...
2012-11-21
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For the few past few years the Board has scheduled time to take questions from members at the Summit. This...
2012-11-11
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Allen Kinsel will be leaving the Board of Directors this year after serving a two year term and Kendal is...
2012-11-09
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Thursday. Slept a little better but still waking up on east coast time. Not a lot to do in Seattle...
2012-11-09
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Wednesday was a blur. I had breakfast at the Convention Center, mostly to see how it was – ok, muffins, cereal,...
2012-11-09
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Late posting this, has been a busy week!
Started the day at Top Pot, meeting up with Jack Corbett and some...
2012-11-09
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Quentin Clark today:
Long monologue about the possibilities of data.I’d like to think we all get that already.
2012-11-08
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Starting off with Douglas McDowell talking about the opening video that highlighted people from a lot of different countries, lots...
2012-11-08
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Ted Kummert speaking.
Talking about SQLFamily and the way this event feels like a family reunion (it does)
Showing a picture of...
2012-11-08
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Ted Kummert speaking.
Talking about SQLFamily and the way this event feels like a family reunion (it does)Showing a picture of...
2012-11-07
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