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  • PASS Summit User Group Code
    All members-

    BEFORE you register for the PASS Summit this year, please shoot us an email for a special discount code!  BRSSUG has been given a code by PASS that is good for a $150 discount off registration.  Email us at sqlpassbr@gmail.com ASAP for the code, which must be used BEFORE you register.

    The chapter also receives a $50 bonus for each member who registers in the form of Visa gift cards, which we can turn around give right back to our members as prizes for monthly meetings!


    If you're considering going to a SQL Server related conference this year, the PASS Summit in Charlotte is the one to go to!


    Posted May 3, 2013, 11:18 AM by william assaf
  • May '13 SQL Server User Group Meeting
    Topic: Building the Perfect BI Semantic Model for Power View

    Date: Wednesday, May 8, 2013
    Location: The Louisiana Technology Park - http://www.brssug.org/where

    Sponsored By: Blue Cross Blue Shield

    Agenda:
    5:45 - 6:15 pm: Networking and Refreshments
    6:15 - 6:30 pm: Lightning Round Topic
    6:30 - 8:00 pm: Main Topic
    8:00 - until: Open Forum for questions and giveaways

    Main Topic: Building the Perfect BI Semantic Model for Power View

    Main Topic Speaker:  Patrick Leblanc, Microsoft

    Speaker Bio: Patrick LeBlanc is a Microsoft SQL Server and Business Intelligence Technical Solution Professional.  He has written several blogs and articles on his blog at http://patrickdleblanc.com, www.sqlservercentral.com and www.bidn.com.  Along with his 10+ years experience he holds a Masters of Science degree from Louisiana State University.  He is the author and co-author of four SQL Server books.  His past work experiences include Sr. Consultant at Pragmatic works and Database Architect at several companies.  Prior to joining Microsoft he was awarded Microsoft MVP award for his contributions to the community.

    Summary: Power View is the exciting the ad-hoc data visualization capability available in Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and Excel 2013, that relies on a Tabular BISM or PowerPivot workbook. Creating the right experience in Power View is dependent on creating the right model, and in this session I cover everything from creating a basic model to one that will enable your users to fully realize the capabilities of Power View.
    Posted Apr 29, 2013, 10:02 AM by BRSSUG SQLPass BatonRouge
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