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GroupBy Conference: Americas

event date

13 May 2020

website

groupby.org/


GroupBy is data platform training by the community, for the community. View our website: https://groupby.org/ 


This year, we will we hosting GroupBy on two days. 

  • On Tuesday, May 12th GroupBy Europe will present 5 sessions at timeslots accessible for European timezones. Interested in this event instead? Go here: t.ly/VL0XM 
  • On Wednesday, May 13th GroupBy Americas will present 5 sessions at timeslots accessible for American timezones. 


Here's how GroupBy works:

  • Speakers submit session abstracts publicly online
  • Everybody votes for the abstracts they’d like to see most 
  • When voting closes, the top 5 speakers/abstracts are picked for each stream of content (Europe or the Americas)
  • Sessions are held online in an easy-to-watch platform
  • A live co-host helps the session go smoothly by posing questions from Q&A and Twitter, helping things run smoothly
  • Recordings are posted on our YouTube account
  • Speakers can’t present on back-to-back days
  • We encourage speakers to submit multiple sessions, but only their top-voted session will be selected. 


Here is the full event timeline:

  • March 09, 2020 — Call for Speakers Opens
  • April 06, 2020 — Call for Speakers Closes
  • April 13, 2020 — Voting Opens
  • April 27, 2020 — Voting Closes
  • May 01, 2020 — Speakers Announced
  • May 05, 2020 — Registration Opens
  • May 12, 2020 — GroupBy Europe
  • May 13, 2020 — GroupBy Americas
  • May 26, 2020 — Sessions Available On-Demand


Have a question? Contact us here! https://groupby.org/about-us/contact-us/ 

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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

09 Mar 2020

Call closes at 11:59 PM

06 Apr 2020

Call closes in UTC (UTC+00:00) timezone.
Closing time in your timezone () is .

GroupBy is a free, community-driven online conference, and anyone can submit a session abstract! This Call for Speakers is for GroupBy Americas. Want to submit a session for GroupBy Europe instead? Do so here: t.ly/VL0XM 

Those abstracts are then voted on, and the top-voted sessions are presented at a full-day webinar conference. 

Here is the Call for Speakers timeline:

  • March 09, 2020 — Call for Speakers Opens
  • April 06, 2020 — Call for Speakers Closes
  • May 12, 2020 — GroupBy Europe
  • May 13, 2020 — GroupBy Americas

Have a question? Contact us here! https://groupby.org/about-us/contact-us/  


all submitted sessions

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65 submissions
Submitted sessions
William Assaf
  • What's New in SQL 2019
  • SQL Security Principals and Permissions 101
  • Ethics in Modern Data
  • SQL Admin Best Practices with DMVs
  • How to Think Like a Certification Exam
Josh Darnell
  • What the EF? Common ORM Problems and How to Fix Them
Sam Nasr
  • Storing and Searching Files in SQL Server Filetables
  • SQL Server 2016 Security Features
  • New Features in SSRS
  • Data Time Travel with SQL Server Temporal Tables
Michael Wall
  • Becoming a Master by Giving it all Away
  • Azure Storage - Making the most of your investment
Julie Koesmarno
  • Notebooks 101 for SQL People
Will Velida
  • Building Event-driven applications using Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions
  • Working with Azure Cosmos DB in Azure Functions
  • Machine Learning in C#?! Building Machine Learning pipelines and models using ML.NET
  • Taking your first steps into Azure Cosmos DB
Corey Hambrick
  • AWS vs. Azure: What's The Difference For A DBA?
Hasan Savran
  • How to use Geospatial Data in SQL Server
  • How does Azure Cosmos DB work under the hood?
Matthew Groves
  • Don’t Drop ACID - Transactions in Distributed NoSQL
  • Querying NoSQL with SQL: HAVING Your JSON Cake and SELECTing it too
  • Introduction to SQL++ for Big Data: Same Language, More Power
Dustin Dorsey
  • Determining the Cost to Move to Azure
  • Azure Cost Management
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Erik Darling
  • Better Troubleshooting Through Extended Events
Taiob Ali
  • New features in Management Studio — Performance Troubleshooting made easier!
  • Need to Monitor Any Azure Resource? Must Learn Kusto Query Language
  • Azure SQL Database - Where is my SQL Agent?
  • Need to Monitor Any Azure Resource? Must Learn Kusto Query Language
  • New features in Management Studio — Performance Troubleshooting made easier!
  • Azure SQL Database - Where is my SQL Agent?
Deborah Melkin
  • Single Statement, Many Changes: How One Statement Can Modify Multiple Tables
  • Beyond the Basic SELECT
Andy Yun
  • Everybody Has a Story to Tell: Developing Your First Presentation
  • Uncovering Duplicate, Redundant, & Missing Indexes
  • Lets Dive Into SQL Server I/O To Improve T-SQL Performance
Matt Gordon
  • Turn Runbooks into Notebooks: Handling Maintenance and Emergencies with Azure Data Studio
  • Dialogue with your Data: Interactive AI with Azure Cognitive Services
  • Azure SQL Database A to Z: More Than Meets The Eye
Anthony Nocentino
  • Containers - You Better Get on Board!
  • Deploying SQL Server in Kubernetes
Grant Fritchey
  • Learn to Effectively Use Extended Events
  • Learn to Read Execution Plans
Argenis Fernandez
  • SQL Server Virtualization and I/O Patterns
Monica Rathbun
  • Im It- Survival Tips for the Lone DBA
  • Mastering TempDB
  • Performance Tuning, Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck
Brent Ozar
  • Dynamic SQL: Pro Tips for Building and Tuning It
  • The New Robots in SQL Server 2017, 2019, and Azure
Jean Joseph
  • How to troubleshoot Hot partition in Azure comosdb
  • What is Data Engineering All About?
  • HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT DATABASE PERFORMANCE ISSUES
Kevin Feasel
  • Eyes on the Prize: Simple and Effective Dashboard Visualization Techniques
  • Applying Forensic Accounting Techniques Using SQL And R
Edwin M Sarmiento
  • What SQL Server DBAs Need to Know About Docker Containers
  • Getting Started with Linux for the SQL Server DBA
  • The SQL Server DBA’s Guide to Docker Containers
Bill Anton
  • Power BI Time Intelligence – Beyond the Basics
Andy Levy
  • Keys to a Healthy Relationship with SQL Server
Mike Byrd
  • Climbing the SQL Server Index B-Tree
  • How Bad Are Bad Page Splits
  • A Self-Tuning Fill Factor Technique for SQL Server
Arun Pereira
  • Postgres as a document database using Marten (.Net)
Gonzalo Bissio
  • Azure SQL DB managed instance... A different SQL Server?