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Webcast: Driving Business Intelligence with SQL Server 2008

Dan English and I are doing another webcast this Wednesday, October 15th @ 1:00 pm CST:

Driving Business Intelligence with: Microsoft SQL Server 2008

Business Users and Developers:

Get the latest info on how SQL Server platform enhancements have taken developer productively and the end-user experience to unprecedented levels.

Join Magenic as we discuss and demonstrate some of SQL Server 2008’s latest, most important improvements and show business users and developers how to leverage them.

Magenic’s Aaron Lowe and Dan English will examine these specific features:

  • New features including SQL Server Change Data Capture, SSIS Data Profiling Task, SSIS Cache Transform, SSIS Lookup Transform Improvements, SSRS Tablix, SSRS New Data Visualizations and Improvements and Report Builder 2.0
  • Highlights of SSAS Data Management Views, SSAS Designer Enhancements, SSAS AMO Warnings, T-SQL Merge Statement and T-SQL Grouping Sets Syntax
  • Predictive Analysis

Feel free to register here and make sure to check out other Magenic events.

CODEapalooza is live

Magenic in conjunction with the Chicago .NET User Group is sponsoring a free day of technical sessions called CODEapalooza, so mark your calendars for Saturday September 6th 8:30 to 5:00 pm CST.  The site just went live, but you can view info and register to attend, or if you’re interested in speaking let us know! http://www.codeapalooza.com/

MTC Summit and Webinar roundup

Well the Magenic Technology Summit is officially over.  We actually maxed out our registration for the event and had some great sessions on Friday.  On Thursday all the members (30 or so) sat in a room to discuss the current and future state of technology.  It was a really great time hanging out with what we started to affectionately (or not so much) call the "Magenic Nerd Herd" and there was a lot of good discussion.

Also Dan English and I presented our webinar entitled "Make Better Decisions with Your Data".  If you missed it and would like to see it, you can take a look here.