I recently had the opportunity to give a one hour presentation called Hardware 101: An Introduction to Database Hardware during the evening, after a full day of SQLskills Immersion Event 2 (IE2) training.
Even though it was an evening event, after almost 10 hours of intense training that day, nearly all of the students stayed to listen to me speak, which was very nice to see. I got a lot of positive feedback after I was done, which is always a good thing.
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4 thoughts on “Hardware 101 Presentation in Bellevue, WA – August 14, 2012”
The session was great Glenn – thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the presentation, Andy! It was fun.
Thanks Glenn, you saved me a tweet!