The countdown is on! SQL Bits is back and we are proud to announce that we are gold sponsors. SQL bits is the largest Microsoft Data Platform conference in Europe and will take place in the ExCel London over 5 days from 31st March – 4th April.
As Microsoft gold partners, SQL bits gets us excited! We have sponsored every year for over 10 years and thoroughly embrace every theme, we can’t wait for The Greatest Data Show this year.
This is a fantastic opportunity to network, develop and share your skills and learn from some of the best industry experts. We have some great speakers lined up for you over the five days and some exciting prizes to win so don’t miss out! Follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter for all the latest information on our speakers and their topics, we look forward to seeing you there.
Visit the SQL Bits website for more information and register here.
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