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GroupBy Conference: Europe
event date
12 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.
- On Wednesday, May 13th GroupBy Americas will present 5 sessions at timeslots accessible for American timezones. Interested in this event instead? Go here: t.ly/MmJZ0
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 Europe. Want to submit a session for GroupBy Americas instead? Do so here: t.ly/MmJZ0
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
publicly listed on this page
65 submissions
Submitted sessions
Björn Peters
- Mashup Azure SQL - What do you need and what you'll get
- Gabi Münster & Benjamin Kettner: Continuous Intelligence... What's This All About?
- Azure Storage - Making the most of your investment
- XMLA Read-Write Endpoint: The Cornerstone for Power BI as an Enterprise BI solution
- Power BI Paginated Reports: MORE than just SSRS vNext
- Adapting big data architecture patterns for real-world scenarios
- Machine Learning 102 - Beyond the Visual Tools
- Oracle Databases for the Microsoft Database Professional
- Migrating Oracle Workloads to Azure
- Essential Linux Skills for the DBA
- Getting To Know SQL Server Encryption Capabilities
- Determining the Cost to Move to Azure
- Azure Cost Management
- Talking to Myself(?) - Lessons Learned From Presenting Online
- SQL Server hates you(?) - what the DBAs never told the developers
- Azure Machine Learning for the Absolute Beginner
- Building an Empire - Implementing Power BI Step by Step
- The Untruthful Art - Five Ways of Misrepresenting Data
- Testing your ETL pipelines: test when writing, test when deploying and test when running
Amit Bansal
- How To Troubleshoot A Slow Running Query
- How To Troubleshoot A Slow Running Query
- 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
- Building Event-driven applications using Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions
- Machine Learning in C#?! Building Machine Learning pipelines and models using ML.NET
- Taking your first steps into Azure Cosmos DB
- Introduction to Numeric Calculations in DAX
- How To Do A Great Job When Working With (Data) Models
- From SQL to R – Leverage Your T-SQL Knowledge to Learn R
- Self-Service AI with Power AI – Enrich your Business Intelligence with Artificial Intelligence
- Create Stunning Visualizations with The Help of R
- A Game of Hierarchies: Introduction to Graph Processing with SQL Server 2019
- Index Tuning Across Dev and DBA Silos
- Jupyter Notebooks for the none-Data Scientist
- SQL Server and Kubernetes
- Chaos Engineering for SQL Server
- Privacy and Security by Design in a Cloud Environment
- From adaptive to intelligent: query processing in SQL 2019
- Execution plans ... where do I start?
- Responding to Extended Events in near real-time
- Monitoring SQL Server without breaking the bank
- Benchmarking in the cloud
- Baking Extended Events recipes without breaking a sweat
- Data Compression: Squeeze Out Some Free Gains
- Life Hacks: dbatools edition
- Install & Configure SQL Server with PowerShell DSC
- SSDT Methodology & Features for SQL Server DevOps
- Development Lifecycle Basics for DBAs
- Dynamic Search Queries in T-SQL - The Ninja way
- Introduction to SQL++ for Big Data: Same Language, More Power
- Databases on Kubernetes: Why you should care
- The State of NoSQL in 2020
- Moving Data around in Azure
- Migrating SSIS to the Cloud
- The modern Cloud Data Warehouse - Snowflake on Azure
- My romantic relation with Powershell generally and DBATools especially
- Extended Events to the Rescue
- Working with Very Large Tables Like a Pro in SQL Server 2019
- The Complete Guide to Temporary Tables and Table Variables
- SQL Server Setup Best Practices
- Monitoring Page Splits in SQL Server
- Rebooting your Data Analysis Strategy with the Power Platform and Office
- Multi-server agent jobs administration with happy faces and pigeons
- Guillotines, Sat-Nav and the Query Optimiser