Do you have a data warehouse initiative in your current organization and looking for a way to learn how to properly build and support it? Would you like to learn how to do this straight from the Masters of the BIverse themselves? Well you’re in luck! Next month at SQLRally there’s going to be a great pre-conference session held by the following:
Adam Jorgensen (Blog | Twitter)
Patrick LeBlanc (Blog | Twitter)
In this full-day workshop, you’ll learn from the author team of Mike Davis, Adam Jorgensen, Devin Knight, and Patrick LeBlanc how to build a data warehouse for your company and support it with the Microsoft business intelligence platform. We’ll start with how to design and data model a data warehouse including the system preparation. Then, we’ll jump into loading a data warehouse with SSIS. After SSIS, you’re ready to roll the data up and provide the slice and dice reporting with SSAS. The team will walk through cube development and data enrichment with things like key performance indicators, which are essential for your future dashboards. Lastly, we will cover how to report against the data warehouse with SSRS, including a primer in how to write MDX queries against the SSAS cube.
What you can expect to take away from this session:
- Practical knowledge of building a Dimensional Model
- Designing a simple ETL process using SSIS
- Designing a Cube
- Designing simple SSRS Reports
- Building an integrated process that fully leverages the entire MS BI stack to load a Data Warehouse.
You can register here and pre-con fee is $199 (which includes lunch). This is a great deal so what are you waiting for? Sign up today as slots are filling up fast! See you at SQLRally!
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Why does Florida has all the good SQL events ? lol.
P.s I like the Photoshop action, it looks like the old Metroid logo.
Haha yeah Florida does tend to get spoiled with awesome SQL events but there’s also plenty of awesome events held at cities all over the country (and now world!). Check http://sqlsaturday.com for SQLSaturday events near you.