Presenting for Steel City SQL User Group, Birmingham

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I’m presenting in person “What’s New for BI in SQL Server 2016” for the SQL User Group in Birmingham, AL tomorrow, July 19th starting at 6 PM local time.

Steel City SQL July 2016 Meeting

Language: English
Event Type: In-Person
Online Meeting URL: None
RSVP URL: https://steelcitysqljul2016.eventbrite.com

Join us Tuesday the 19th in Room 311 of Russell Hall on the Samford University campus for the July meeting of Steel City SQL. This meeting will feature MVP Teo Lachev presenting What’s New for BI in SQL Server 2016.

Food and beverages for this month’s meeting will be provided.  If you plan on attending this month’s meeting let us know by registering at steelcitysqljul2016.eventbrite.com so we can plan accordingly. Hope to see you there.
When

iCal
UTC : Tue, Jul 19 2016 23:00 – 00:30
Event Time : Tue, Jul 19 2016 18:00 – 19:30 Central Daylight Time

Where

311 Russell Hall – Samford University
Birmingham, Alabama

What’s New for BI in SQL Server 2016

Speaker: Teo Lachev, SQL Server MVP Prologika

Summary: SQL Server 2016 delivers many data analytics and information management new features and enhancements. Join this session to discover what’s new for BI in Database Engine, SSRS, SSIS, SSAS, and MDS. I’ll also explain the SQL Server 2016+ near-future roadmap that will help you implement new solutions and cut cost.

About Teo: Teo Lachev is a consultant, author, and mentor, with a focus on Microsoft Business Intelligence. Through his Atlanta-based company “Prologika”, a Microsoft Gold Partner in Data Analytics, he designs and implements innovative solutions that unlock the power of data and bring tremendous value to his customers, ranging from small companies to Fortune 50 organizations. Teo has authored and co-authored several SQL Server BI books and he has been leading the Atlanta Microsoft Business Intelligence group since he founded it in 2010. Microsoft has recognized Teo’s expertise and contributions to the technical community by awarding him the prestigious Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award since 2004.