I’m pleased to say that I’m delivering a couple of Master Data Services sessions at Microsoft events over the next few months.
SQL Bits
Firstly, as I’m sure you’ve heard, SQL Bits 8 is running in Brighton from 7th – 9th April. I’m delivering a session on the Saturday that will show how Master Data Services business rules work, which will include looking at how to create and use a SharePoint workflow.
Although last I heard it was getting pretty full, you can hopefully still register for SQL Bits here.
Tech Days 2011
Tech Days is running again this year, from the 23rd – 25th May. There are a number of sessions running for Tech Days in London over the 3 days, covering areas such as Windows Azure, Windows Phone and of course SQL Server. The session that I’m doing is to show how we’ve implemented Master Data Services at one of clients, EMI, and how they benefit from using MDS.
You can register for Tech Days 2011 here.
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