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2025 Data.SQL.Saturday.SD (SQLSatSD)

event date

28 Jun 2025


Data.SQL.Saturday.SD is a free training event for Microsoft Data Platform professionals and those wanting to learn about Public/Private Clouds, Data Platforms, SQL and No-SQL Databases, Business Intelligence, and Analytics.

Location:
TBD

This is an in-person event!

Stay home if you are feeling sick!

https://sqlsaturday.com/sqlsatsd

Previous events

2024 SQL Saturday in San Diego
https://sqlsaturday.com/2024-09-14-sqlsaturday1092/

2019 SQL Saturday in San Diego
https://sqlsaturday.com/2024-09-14-sqlsaturday1092/

2019 SQL Saturday in San Diego
https://sqlsaturday.com/2019-09-21-SQLSat-0909

2018 SQL Saturday in San Diego
https://sqlsaturday.com/2018-09-22-SQLSat-0802/

2017 SQL Saturday in San Diego
https://sqlsaturday.com/2017-09-23-SQLSat-0661/

This event is organized by a Data Driven Technologies, Inc 501.c.3 non-profit.

https://datadriventechnologies.org/sqlsaturday-in-losangeles/

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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 4:15 AM

14 Feb 2025

Call closes at 4:15 AM

28 May 2025

Call closes in Pacific Daylight Time (UTC-07:00) timezone.
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Data SQL Saturday SD has been delivering on-prem events since 2017. This year's event is scheduled for June 21, 2025. If you will be in the area at that time, we welcome your submission.

We try and provide our attendees with 4 to 5 different tracks over 5-6 blocks (24-30 sessions per annual event). This provides valuable content for a wide variety of attendees whether you're a DBA, Dev Op, Developer, Reporting enthusiast, or Cloudy we should have something good for you to attend.

Length: 60 minutes

Topics: Any data-related or non-technical topic

Accommodations / Lodging: None. This is a community event.

Session Info: Write a full description of what this session will be, what the audience will learn, and what pre-requisites are expected

Max No. of Sessions per Speaker: 5 submissions max

Difficulty level: Not everyone is an IT pro, and not everyone is a novice, we are looking for a wide range to appeal to all of our attendees. If you are submitting more than 1 session, please provide sessions at different levels.

Examples of data topics:

RDBMS/SQL: SQL Server, Postgres, MySQL, Oracle Database, MariaDB, CockroachDB, Snowflake, IBM DB2, and other products

NoSQL: CosmosDB, DynamoDB, MongoDB, Cassandra, ElasticSearch, Couchbase, and other products

Data Visualization: Power BI / Tableau / Qlik / SSRS / Crystal Reports and other products

Infrastructure: DBA/DevOps, Private, Hybrid, and Public Clouds: VMware, Microsoft Azure / Amazon AWS / Google GCP / Oracle Cloud, IBM SoftLayer, and other products

Development: Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, Database Development, Data Engineering, Integration

Data Science: Python/R, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning

Examples of Non-technical: Women in Tech, Personal Branding, Job Hunting, Building your Own Tech Company, Mental Health, Careers in Tech, Project Management


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37 submissions
Submitted sessions
Pavan Paidy
  • Beyond the OWASP Top 10: The Hidden Risks in Web Applications
Carlos Robles
  • Supercharge SQL Development with VS Code
  • Ground to Cloud: Simplifying the Developer Experience with Azure SQL
Iurii (Yurri) Iurchenko
  • Scalable Sentiment Analysis for Hospitals with OpenAI and Azure Fabric
Camilo Leon
  • Better Together: Amazon SageMaker Lakehouse and RDS SQL Server, a Gen AI data integration use case
  • Better Together: Amazon SageMaker Lakehouse and RDS SQL Server, a Gen AI data integration use case
Justin Mannhardt
  • Threading the Needle: Mastering Microsoft Fabric Adoption
Sai prasad Veluru
  • Optimizing System Performance in the Modern Software Ecosystem
Ali Asghar Syed
  • Linux Systems Engineer with Cloud & DevOps Expertise
Yasodhara Varma
  • Building Scalable Machine Learning Platforms: A Practical Guide for Engineers
Vasanta Tarra
  • Building Scalable & Secure Salesforce Applications: Best Practices and Real-World Implementations
Anusha Atluri
  • Implementing Oracle HCM Cloud: A Comprehensive Approach to Integration and Automation
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Krishna Chaganti
  • Mastering Application Security: A Hands-on Approach to SAST, DAST & Threat Modeling
Sangeeta Anand
  • Bridging Data & Strategy: Unlocking Business Intelligence with Power BI & SQL
Omer Colakoglu
  • Chat with Azure SQL
Sergiy Lunyakin
  • Boosting Your Career: Leveraging Force-Multipliers for Success
  • Bring Conversational analytics to your DWH
Joel Gagnon
  • Maximizing the impact of Power BI applications through improved user experience
Gilda Alvarez
  • Migrating SQL Server from on-premises to Azure MI using DMS / Log replay
Russel Loski
  • Accessing Government API Data using Power BI
  • Secure Asynchronous ETL Using OAuth 2.0 in Azure Data Factory
  • Automate, Optimize, Validate: PowerShell for Power BI & SSAS Success
  • Accessing Government API Data using Power BI
Ike Ellis
  • Introduction to Azure Databricks and Apache Spark for the absolute beginner
  • Unleash the Full Power of Custom Visuals in Power BI with Deneb!
  • How to succeed as a Power BI consultant
Jonathan Stewart
  • Now you see it, but did you really? Correcting visual fallacies...
  • Fabric Copilot: Consumption and Cost Demystified
  • Lifecycle Management and Git Integration in Microsoft Fabric
  • Building Scalable Data Warehouses with Microsoft Fabric:
John Sterrett
  • DBA Basics: Getting Started with Performance Tuning
  • Is Independent Consulting for me?
Warren Sifre
  • Working Genius Uncovered
  • PowerApp Power!!!
  • Leadership Principles Uncovered...
Sudhir Amin
  • Privilege Database User Activity Monitoring using Database Activity Stream on Amazon RDS
  • Real-time stream analytics from your transactional workload on Amazon RDS