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April 29, 1pm ET: How to Give a Technical Presentation

Free!

How to Give a Technical Presentation

presented by Aaron Cutshall

Most people don’t like to speak in public and technical folks are certainly no exception. Yet, you’ve got some ideas for a great presentation but just don’t know how to go about putting it all together. On top of that, how do you go about giving the presentation itself? This session will cover how to pull your material together in an organized fashion and present it such that your audience (both in person and virtual) can follow along and get the message you want to relay. We’ll also discuss how to deal with issues that cause presenters stress to help you to make the process enjoyable and rewarding for all.

May 13, 1pm ET: PostgreSQL for MSSQL Server DBAs

PostgreSQL for MSSQL Server DBAs

Free!

PostgreSQL for MSSQL Server DBAs
Learn Postgres using your knowledge on SQL Server

presented by Chandra Pathivada

This workshop is designed for SQL Server developers looking to expand their expertise to PostgreSQL. Discover the key differences and similarities between the two platforms, including query syntax, data types, indexing, partitioning, and performance tuning. Learn how to map SQL Server concepts like filegroups, stored procedures, and functions to PostgreSQL equivalents, and gain hands-on experience with migrations, schema design, and advanced PostgreSQL features. Whether you're planning a migration or working in a multi-database environment, this workshop will equip you with the skills to work confidently with PostgreSQL.

May 27, 1pm ET: Defining What’s Normal — The Basics of Database Normalization

Defining What’s Normal — The Basics of Database Normalization

Free!

Defining What’s Normal — The Basics of Database Normalization

presented by Aaron Cutshall

Determining how to efficient design database structures for a given application has always relied on the same old answer: “It depends!” So, how do you determine what level of normalization your data requires? This session will review the principles of data normalization, show the impact that normalization can have on performance and data integrity, and just as importantly, show you when it’s OK to break the rules and denormalize. We will cover some case situations where it’s better not to be normal!

June 3, 1pm ET: SQL Team Six: How to Build Effective Teams

SQL Team Six: How to Build Effective Teams

Free!

SQL Team Six: How to Build Effective Teams

presented by Aaron Cutshall

Teamwork is important in all areas, including development, QA or other teams that we interact with daily. Lessons learned from highly effective teams show that there are six major impacts to team effectiveness: chain of command, team cohesion, standard operating procedures, training, mission objectives and after action analysis. A failure in any of these areas can impact team effectiveness. In this session, learn what can improve or destroy team effectiveness and what you can do about it.

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