Just in case you hadn’t already heard from Chris or Simon the next SQLBits has been confirmed for 16th April at Church House Conference Centre in Westminster. Simon also explains why the tight timescales and only single day event this time.
If you need to find a reason to convince your boss why he should give you a day off to attend just look at the session list from the last SQLBits!
And if you fancy presenting yourself, session submission is open now. You’ll need to Login/Join first then complete your Speaker Profile before submitting a Session
See you on the 16th!
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