Start Time	Business Intelligence	Data Development	Database Administration	Performance Tuning
08:15 AM	Slava Kokaev Introduction to SSIS - Developing SSIS Packages	Scott Abrants Automating Database Deployments with Visual Studio	Mike Walsh As a DBA, Where Do I start?	Bala Subra SQL Server Performance Tuning Tips
9:30 AM	Ayad Shammout Introducing PowerPivot (BI Self-Service) for Excel	Charles Hyman USING VSTS Database Edition and 2010 Preview	Aaron Bertrand Management Studio Tips & Tricks	Grant Fritchey Best Practices for Working With Execution Plans
11:00 AM	Bala Subra SQL Server Reporting Services	Matt Van Horn Developing with SQL Azure	Roman Rehak SQL Server Development Tips and Tricks	Mike Walsh You Can Improve Your Own SQL Code
12:15 PM	Michael Ruland Sponsor Lunch: Turbocharge your ETL with expressor
01:00 PM	Sunil Kadimdiwan Visualize your data on a Map	Steve Simon Data Access Layers: A Cornucopia	Ayad Shammout Building High Availablity SQL Server environment	Adam Machanic Dynamic Management Master Class: 15 Powerful DMVs
02:30 PM	Mike Litchfield Designing and Implementing an ETL Framework	Jim O'Neil "Dallas": Microsoft's Data Marketplace	Varsham Papikian Use PowerShell and SQLCMD - be more effective	Dean Richards Tuna Helper for SQL Server DBA's
03:45 PM	Steve Simon Data Mining.. Making $mart financial decisions	Matt Van Horn Pivot Data Visualization	Peter Tassmer Storage Design For SQL Server

Start Time

Business Intelligence

Data Development

Database Administration

Performance Tuning

08:15 AM

Slava Kokaev
Introduction to SSIS - Developing SSIS Packages

Scott Abrants
Automating Database Deployments with Visual Studio

Mike Walsh
As a DBA, Where Do I start?

Bala Subra
SQL Server Performance Tuning Tips

9:30 AM

Ayad Shammout
Introducing PowerPivot (BI Self-Service) for Excel

Charles Hyman
USING VSTS Database Edition and 2010 Preview

Aaron Bertrand
Management Studio Tips & Tricks

Grant Fritchey
Best Practices for Working With Execution Plans

11:00 AM

Bala Subra
SQL Server Reporting Services

Matt Van Horn
Developing with SQL Azure

Roman Rehak
SQL Server Development Tips and Tricks

Mike Walsh
You Can Improve Your Own SQL Code

12:15 PM

Michael Ruland
Sponsor Lunch: Turbocharge your ETL with expressor

01:00 PM

Sunil Kadimdiwan
Visualize your data on a Map

Steve Simon
Data Access Layers: A Cornucopia

Ayad Shammout
Building High Availablity SQL Server environment

Adam Machanic
Dynamic Management Master Class: 15 Powerful DMVs

02:30 PM

Mike Litchfield
Designing and Implementing an ETL Framework

Jim O'Neil
"Dallas": Microsoft's Data Marketplace

Varsham Papikian
Use PowerShell and SQLCMD - be more effective

Dean Richards
Tuna Helper for SQL Server DBA's

03:45 PM

Steve Simon
Data Mining.. Making $mart financial decisions

Matt Van Horn
Pivot Data Visualization

Peter Tassmer
Storage Design For SQL Server

New England Data Camp v2.0 (SQL Saturday #34) - January 30, Waltham MA - Registration and Call for Speakers Open

Adam Machanic — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:59:00 GMT

Last week I very quietly announced, via Twitter, that we've officially launched the site for New England Data Camp v2.0, the second go at a full-day event jointly hosted by both the New England SQL Server Users Group and the Southern New England SQL Server Users Group. The event will take place on January 30, 2010, at Microsoft's Waltham, Massachusetts office.

If you missed last year's v1.0, you can check out the fantastic session list on my blog post for the event. We had just over 200 attendees and feedback was quite positive. This year's event promises to be even bigger and better, as we've partnered with SQL Saturday, which should smooth some of our rough edges.

We are planning to have up to 25 sessions in four or five tracks, and our public call for speakers is open and ready for your submissions. Never presented before? No problem--shake off your stage fright and give it a try. I promise, you will have a good time. The Data Camp audience is laid back and happy to learn from you, whether or not you're a seasoned presenter.

Just want to attend? That's fine, too. Our registration page is ready and waiting to reserve your spot at the event.

We're also looking for a few sponsors to help defer the cost of the event. If your company would like to increase awareness amongst the best and brightest data professionals in New England, you can do no better than to sponsor this event. Information on sponsorship plans is available on our Sponsors page.

Looking forward to seeing many SQLblog readers there! Please let me know if you have questions, concerns, comments, etc.

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New England Data Camp v2.0 (SQL Saturday #34): The Almost-Final Schedule

New England Data Camp v2.0 (SQL Saturday #34) - January 30, Waltham MA - Registration and Call for Speakers Open