Share Your Thoughts, Experiences with SQL Server Product Teams

Members of Microsoft SQL Server product teams—including BI, Engine, Strategy, and User Experience—want to talk to PASS Summit 2009 attendees in face-to-face meetings and small focus groups to:

discuss your experiences using SQL Server features
review and validate the latest design concepts for current and future releases
elicit your insights on interesting research questions

Sign up to discuss such topics as ad-hoc BI reporting, semantic knowledge modeling in BI, dependency analysis (impact analysis and data lineage), StreamInsight, multi-server management, and high-availability and disaster recovery designs.

Space is limited, so sign up for your choice of topics today. You should expect to receive one technical gratuity (software or hardware, see the sign-up form for details) from Microsoft for your participation. (Windows 7 is not immediately available, but if you can wait, you can receive the new OS.)


	ROI Support from Our Community Brent Ozar, Editor-In-Chief at SQLServerPedia.com, a training resource for DBAs, and Steve Jones, Editor-in-Chief of SQLServerCentral.com, both blogged about the value of attending PASS Summit and provided excellent reasons why you should attend. Brent Ozar’s blog post: Justifying the PASS Summit Costs Steve Jones’ blog post: 2008 PASS Summit Wrap-Up More Ways to Save Here are a few more tips on how to Save at Summit: Meals are included so no need to pay for breakfasts or lunches. Evening receptions also include food Book a Summit hotel for convenient hotels at best rates. Consider room sharing Discount airlines such as Southwest fly to Seattle Consider arriving early Tuesday and leaving Thursday night Our Transportation page includes info on cheaper transport to/from the airport

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