A few weeks ago, I announced that I was accepted to be an official blogger at this year’s PASS Summit.
One of the things I really liked about returning to the Summit this year is that they’re taking new and innovative approaches to delivering a world-class event. For the first time, they will be offering Learning Pathways – a set of related sessions by two or more speakers, presented in a logical order, aimed at collectively achieving a specific learning goal. This gives attendees a chance to build on knowledge from specifically selected sessions in a “track” of sorts, instead of just randomly selecting sessions from the program and hoping they (a) are related and , (b) build upon each other, and (c) happen at different times and in an order that makes that building logical. To me these pathways take that guesswork away for you.
The areas covered by this pilot program are:
- Artificial Intelligence for Everyone
- Cloud Migration
- SQL Performance for Developers
- Technical Leadership
- Becoming an Azure Data Engineer
- Data Security
- Modernizing with SQL Server 2019
- Communication & Collaboration
- Linux for SQL Server Professionals
- Data Visualization & Storytelling
I think this will be a great way to help attendees choose the sessions they attend and derive more value from the conference as a whole.
Haven’t registered for PASS Summit yet? You can do so here.
