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Posted - 2003-03-25 : 21:03:42
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Maureen submitted "The Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) is holding one-day, intense, interactive SQL Server training in four U.S. cities in 2003. The first stops are Atlanta, April 14-15, and Chicago, May 13-14. These seminars provide a terrific opportunity for SQL Server users to boost their SQL Server education with a minimal investment of time, travel and dollars.
Each seminar will be presented by renowned experts – true SQL Server "Masters" – Kalen Delaney and Trey Johnson. They will deliver practical, insightful content that will give participants the skills needed to meet the growing expectations of their organizations.
Atlanta - April 14 & Chicago - May 14 - “Maximizing Development with Data Transformation Services," presented by Trey Johnson, Principal Architect in the Business Intelligence Practice of Encore Development
Atlanta - April 15 & Chicago - May 13 - "Through the Looking Glass: Inside the SQL Server Storage Engine," presented by Kalen Delaney, Principal Mentor with Solid Quality Learning. The Atlanta Seminars will be held at the DoubleTree Hotel Atlanta-Buckhead while the Chicago Seminars will take place at the Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel. Save on accommodations at the Knickerbocker when you reserve your room BY APRIL 12.
Don’t delay – space is limited for these convenient and cost-effective educational opportunities! Visit www.sqlpass.org/events/seminars for detailed seminar content and secure online registration, or call PASS Headquarters at 1+312.527.6742 for more information.
If the Atlanta or Chicago area is not a convenient destination for you, PASS will be bringing these valuable seminars to two additional U.S. cities in 2003. Watch www.sqlpass.org for remaining 2003 sites to be announced soon!"Article Link. |
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