The Women in Technology lunch at SQLPass Summit has a complex topic this year: “Beyond Stereotypes: Equality, Gender Neutrality, and Valuing Team Diversity” Diversity isn’t just a
Continuing the momentum from a successful road trip to Charlotte, PASS Summit will bring the world’s largest SQL Server and business intelligence conference back to
SQLSaturday Edinburgh sponsors Melissa Data are announcing some free Data Quality community editions and giveaways coinciding with SQLPass Summit 2013 and I thought it was
I’ve travelled five thousand miles to come to SQLPass Summit, and now I’ve arrived! I’m writing this blog with extreme jeglag so please excuse any
I’m delighted to announce that I am speaking at two major SQL events in Europe in the next month, on data visualisation and power view.
Continuing my ‘eating the Elephant, one bite at a time’ series, which focuses on Microsoft Business Intelligence and Hadoop, I’ve put together a series of
I’m delighted to announce that I’m now the holder of the EMEA Regional Seat on the Board of Directors for The Professional Association for SQL
This is a repost from the SQLPass Discussion Board. A blog post has asked a series of questions on PASS by Mark Stacey, who is based
Kendal Van Dyke asked a great question on the PASS Board of Directors election candidacy today: Candidates, If elected, what do you envision is your top
Tom LaRock asked an excellent question on the SQLPass Board of Directors election campaign discussion boards: I’d like to hear thoughts about the new PASS
Denise McInerny posed the following question on the PASS Election Discussion Board, and I have posted my answer here: PASS has a lot of passionate and
One thing that hasn’t come up in this election much so far is the ‘ME’ and ‘A’ in ‘EMEA’. Notice that they take up 3/4