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Master Your Transformation to the Digital Economy!
Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Microsoft and Intel unlock the power of information.
ITPro Today
August 20, 2016
1 Min Read
Wednesday, October 12, 2016 at 1pm ET / 10am PT
From industry-leading online transaction processing to unparalleled real-time analytics, SQL Server 2016 delivers the features that will make your organization agile and poised to succeed in today’s highly competitive business landscape. To take advantage of these powerful new tools, you first have to migrate your datacenter to SQL Server 2016.
During this half-day event, you will:
Learn how to accelerate your transition to SQL Server 2016 with HPE, Microsoft and Intel at your side.
Hear industry experts explain why SQL Server 2016 is the platform you need to secure and leverage your data for mission-critical applications.
Understand how to plan your migration for maximum success and how to optimize SQL Server 2016 with HPE Superdome X and Intel processors.
Discover how to acquire hardware, software and services through HPE’s Flexible Capacity, a pay-per-use pricing model.
Embracing Digital Transformation, A Strategic Imperative – Presented by Jen Underwood, Founder & Principal Consultant, Impact Analytix, LLC – (30 minutes)
Evolution of SQL Server including Advanced Analytics, Mission Critical and the Cloud - Presented by Ram Madhurakavi, Data Platform Solution Architect, Microsoft - (30 minutes)
Modernizing the platform with HPE Super DomeX and Flexible Capacity - Presented by Christopher Greene, Sr. Manager, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Saju T Joseph, Enterprise Architect, Hewlett Packard Enterprise - (45 minutes)
Accelerating Application Transformation with SQL 2016 - Presented by Kevin Lange, Master Database Architect Performance Engineer, Hewlett Packard Enterprise - (30 minutes)
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