Archive for category: SQLSaturday

Upcoming Presentations–April 2013

21 March, 2013 (09:30) | PASS, Presentations, Professional Development, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I have the great joy of presenting at a handful of events in April. I absolution love presenting, so having 3 opportunities to present within the same month is pretty great. PASS Business Analytics Conference – April 10-12, Chicago IL Hailing Frequencies: Analysis Services Terms and Concepts SQL Saturday #211 Chicago – April 13, Chicago [...]

SQL Saturday Nashua (146) Recap

25 October, 2012 (13:00) | PASS, Professional Development, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

On October 20th, I had the pleasure to attend SQL Saturday 146 in my hometown of Nashua, NH. To speak in the vocabulary of my youth, it was wicked good. I have decided to have parts of this post be in Bostonian, the dialect of English that is common in a pretty wide radius around [...]

SQL Saturday Minnesota (149) Recap

10 October, 2012 (13:00) | PASS, Professional Development, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

My customary post-SQL-Event post is a Top Ten List. I have decided that I do not wish to be bound by the limitations of the number Ten. Therefore, from here on out, my plan is to do a more free form recap. SQL Saturday #149 just took place in Minneapolis, MN, on September 29th. There [...]

SQL Saturday Chicago (119) Top Ten List

23 May, 2012 (09:30) | PASS, Professional Development, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

As is my custom following a SQL event, I hereby release my SQL Saturday Chicago Top Ten List. And, as always, these are in no particular ranking order and some really cool things could not make this list due to limitations of the number Ten. 10. 6 of 1… This year, like last year, I [...]

SQL Saturday Madison (118) Top Ten List

25 April, 2012 (10:00) | PASS, Presentations, Professional Development, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I have a habit of posting Top Ten Lists after SQL events. I hereby continue said habit. As always, these are not really in any particular order. And also, as always, there were cool things that could not make this list due to limitations of the number Ten. A huge thank you to all the [...]

Upcoming Presentation: SQL Saturday 119, Chicago IL May 19th

27 March, 2012 (10:00) | Presentations, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I just got the great news that my session, MDX Trek: First Contact has been accepted for SQL Saturday 119 in Chicago on May 19th. I had the honor of attending the past two events there including presenting last year, and I have to say the fine folks of the windy city know how to [...]

Upcoming Presentation: SQL Saturday 118, Madison WI April 21st

12 March, 2012 (10:00) | Presentations, SQL, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I am all kinds of delighted to report that my MDX Trek: First Contact session has been accepted for SQL Saturday 118 in Madison, WI. Yay! Since this is the first SQL Saturday ever in Wisonsin, I must congratulate the organizers of SQL Saturday 118 for boldly going where no SQL Saturday has gone before.

SQL Saturday Chicago Top Ten List

30 March, 2011 (10:00) | PASS, Presentations, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

This past weekend, I attended the amazing SQL Saturday event in Chicago. I also had the tremendous honor of presenting this time around. The entire experience was fantastic. Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who worked so hard to make this event happen. Here is my top ten list: 10. A 3-pack of Hanes white [...]

Upcoming Presentation: SQL Saturday 67, Chicago!

9 March, 2011 (11:43) | Presentations, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I am so excited to report that my Introduction To Reporting Services Report Models sessions has been accepted. I will be presenting! Woohoo! I attended this event last year, which you can read about in my post My Top Ten Lessons From SQL Saturday #31 Chacago. It was such a great event and I am [...]

Upcoming Presentations

1 October, 2010 (08:40) | PASS, PASSMN, Presentations, SQLSaturday | By: Mark V

I am delighted to announce that I will be presenting an Introduction to SQL Server Reporting Services Report Models at two different events in October. I have implemented report models at clients and seen how they can be a great way to empower users to be more self-sufficient. The events are: Twin Cities Code Camp [...]