November is SQLRally time…Also this year we will have the 3rd SQLRally Nordics event. After Stockholm and Copenhagen we are now back again in Stockholm. The event is growing successful from year to year and I’m happy to have the... Continue Reading →
As I pointed out in my post about a Data Science workplace I ‘m going to write more about how we can leverage tools like R in combination with Microsoft BI. In my last post I shortly introduced a typical... Continue Reading →
A typical Big Data architecture is able to handle structured data and unstructured data. Databases are great to handle large amounts of structured data, which can be queried very efficient and fast. But databases are not an appropriate store for... Continue Reading →
In my post about what makes a Data Scientist I talked about the role of a Data Scientist and the kind of work that these people do. So next I want to talk about the Data Science laboratory and how... Continue Reading →
Thomas Davenport, an American academic and publisher for Harvard Business Review, once said that Data Scientist is “the Sexiest Job of the 21st Century”. But why is there such a big hype and mythos... Continue Reading →
I will continue my blog series about SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data Warehouse. If you missed my earlier posts of this series you can find them here: Rock your data with SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data Warehouse (PDW) Rock your... Continue Reading →
Also this year the PASS community will offer a free SQL Saturday event in Germany. SQLSaturday is a training event for SQL Server professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server. On the 13th of July the SQL Saturday... Continue Reading →
As I already stated out in my first post I want share some insights about the new SQL Server 2012 version of Parallel Data Warehouse. In this post I will talk about some new features as well as architecture changes.... Continue Reading →
I had the chance to do a customer POC on a very early version of SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data Warehouse and like to share the new features for PDW as well as the impressive results we got. The good... Continue Reading →
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