Completed - SQL Server Analysis Services workshop - Mumbai, April 2012

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Completed - SQL Server Analysis Services workshop - Mumbai, April 2012

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posted  8/22/2012 4:51:30 AM  by Amit Bansal -  Views: [1700] 

Hi Friends,

In April this year (2012), I delivered an advanced Analysis Services workshop for one of the leading financial institutions of the world.

This workshop was delivered after I completed my hectic side-by-side delivery of SQL Server DBA & SQL Server BI assignment with another client in March. I talked about the SQL Server Database Administration and Performance Tuning workshop here: http://www.sqlservergeeks.com/blogs/AmitBansal/sql-server-bi/635/completed-sql-server-database-administration-performance-tuning-bangalore-march-2012

And I talked about SQL Server Business Intelligence workshop here: http://www.sqlservergeeks.com/blogs/AmitBansal/sql-server-bi/632/completed-sql-server-business-intelligence-assignment-bangalore-march-2012

This SQL Server training assignment in India was organized by Peopleware India – www.PeoplewareIndia.com

Delivering SQL Server Analysis Services training to financial institutions is always a challenge; primarily because of the vertical and all the financial calculations that need to be implemented while building a solution in SQL Server Analysis Services. During this workshop, I made sure, I spend good amount of time with Dimensional modeling and Account Intelligence feature of Analysis Services. I also demoed Many-to-Many Dimensional model with the classic example of Joint Bank accounts. On the last day, we spent considerable amount of time with MDX; and MDX always gets tiring beyond a point :)

The audience was fun to work with. They matched my speed of executing labs. I am glad, at the end, my participants were very happy with the overall delivery. Furthermore, I was happy to see many intelligence questions coming from them. Waiting to do another assignment for them sometime soon!

I was glad to make new friends, as always.

Here are is the Pic from the class:

More pics can be seen on my FaceBook page at: http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/albums/?id=165298110161387

The gallery page on Peopleware India site is updated as well: http://www.peoplewareindia.com/gallery.htm

If you are looking for SQL Server training / consulting for your company / people, you can write to enquiry<at>peoplewareindia<dot>com or visit www.PeoplewareIndia.com

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Amit Bansal

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Follow Amit at Twitter @A_Bansal : Amit Bansal is the CTO of eDominer Systems & Peopleware India. He is a consultant, trainer, writer, speaker & evangelist on SQL Server & Business Intelligence. A seasoned speaker; he speaks at major summits and conferences of Microsoft worldwide including TechED, MCT Summits, MSDN & TechNet conferences. Over the last 8 years, he has consulted, trained & mentored more than 6000 IT professionals on SQL Server & Business Intelligence and worked with top notch blue chip companies worldwide including Microsoft, Infosys, Wipro, RBS, HCL, HP, Siemens, IBM, Accenture, etc. He has delivered more than 400 workshops on SQL Server & Business Intelligence. Apart from holding many Microsoft credentials, he is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) awardee on SQL Server. He is also one of the first Microsoft Certified Trainer in India. Amit has worked with Microsoft in India and US as a Subject Matter Expert in various capacities participating in OD sessions, technical reviewing, etc. He is also a very active community lead in Asia Pacific. Visit www.amitbansal.net to know more. Subscribe to Amit’s blog and be a member of his technical forum at www.SQLServerGeeks.com - an exclusive SQL Server portal. Visit www.peoplewareindia.com for Corporate Training solutions. FaceBook – http://www.facebook.com/people/Amit-Bansal/525339346 LinkedIn – http://www.linkedin.com/pub/amit-bansal/7/121/755

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Comments (1)

Mandar P Kalgutkar
12/10/2012 6:14:02 PM Mandar P Kalgutkar said:

Hi,

I am Mandar I want to do the BI course in Mumbai kindly suggest on it. Now I am working in Mumbai in FT(I) Ltd as sql programmer.

Regards,

Mandar

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