Your first speakers in the lineup for PASS Data Community Summit 2023 have been announced! Check out the full details for this year's Pre-Cons and Learning Pathways, and find out why some of our speakers are particularly excited for what’s in store this year.
2023-06-28
Steve looks back at Summits past and his excitement for this year.
2022-11-03 (first published: 2022-11-02)
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We’re delighted to announce the Summit community pre-conference sessions and speaker lineup! Choose from 14 pre-cons featuring Brent Ozar, Kimberly Tripp, Melissa Coates, Itzik Ben-Gan, Denny Cherry, and others, taking place on Monday Nov. 14 and Tuesday Nov. 15. Full-day pre-con sessions will cover topics including database performance tuning and troubleshooting, T-SQL querying, DAX, security, cloud VMs, Azure Data Factory, Azure infrastructure, parameter sniffing, Power BI, PostgreSQL, equity toolkits, and much more!
2022-06-15
2021-11-15
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2021-11-10
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2021-11-05
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The three themes for speakers at this year's PASS Data Community Summit are: Back to Basics, Reach for the Clouds, and Level Up. The goal here is content that covers a wide variety of areas, with many fewer restrictions from previous years. Perhaps the big thing to note for this year's event is: Free. That's […]
2021-06-02
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An organization, or an event, is more than just the name and structure. It's mostly the people.
2020-11-21
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2020-11-17
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With the PASS Summit moving to a virtual format, Steve is going to support the event.
2020-06-16
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By Steve Jones
SQL Bits 2025 was amazing, as always. It’s been my favorite conference to attend,...
By Rohit Garg
As data becomes the backbone of modern business, understanding how to manage and analyze...
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