So you’ve come up with a great idea for a session and now you have to translate that idea into a thorough abstract that helps
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Preparing a Technical Session Part 2: Coming up with a Title
Earlier this month I began a blog series on preparing to do a technical talk. In that first post I discussed some strategies for coming
Preparing a Technical Session Part 1: Picking a Topic
So you’ve decided or perhaps were told to do a technical presentation. If this is something that’s new for you then you may be going
PASS Summit 2012 Recordings Available
Did you attend PASS Summit and miss out on some sessions because there were so many or you were busy networking? Good news! The recordings
Building Dynamic SSRS Reports with Analysis Services Recording and Code
Thanks to all who attended my webinar last Thursday on Building Dynamic Cube Reports. You can find my code Recording: http://pragmaticworks.com/LearningCenter/FreeTrainingWebinars/WebinarDetails.aspx?ResourceId=470 Code: http://sdrv.ms/RqxbcF There are
Upcoming Webinar: Building Dynamic SSRS Reports with Analysis Services
Join me next week for a really fun presentation on building Dynamic SSRS reports using Analysis Services cubes as a data source. This webinar will
24 Hours of PASS Recordings Available
If you missed any of the great 24 hour of PASS sessions from September you can now watch the recordings. http://www.sqlpass.org/UserLogin.aspx?returnurl=%2fLearningCenter%2fSessionRecordings%2f24HoursFall2012.aspx Details on my session
Why do you attend sessions? – Survey Results
Several weeks ago I posted a quick survey on my blog that asked how you choose a session to attend when you have so many
24 Hours of PASS
Tomorrow Brian Knight and I will kick off 24 hours of PASS with a session on Choosing a Microsoft Reporting Platform. I hope you’re able
Why do you attend sessions?
Many of you have attended sessions by technical speakers at conferences and mini-conferences like SQL Saturday, SQL Rally, 24 Hours of PASS, PASS Summit and
JSSUG Speaker Idol 2012
The Jacksonville SQL Server User Group (JSSUG) has always encouraged new talent to be added to the pool of local speakers. That’s why tomorrow we
