Tag Archives: Conferences

I will be speaking at SQL Saturday # 788 – Denver

I’m very thrilled to announce that I will be participating as speaker in Denver’s SQL Saturday that will take place on September 15th. This is a huge step for me as technical speaker, because it was just June when I participated in Denver’s SQL Server User Group speaking about Query Store and now I had the chance to participate on Denver’s SQL Server annual great event.

And it is a big deal because there will be very recognized people around like Bob Ward who is the keynote speaker of this year, there will be participation from Glenn Berry, Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman, Tracy Boggiano, Jess Borland, Jason Brimhall and more! Continue reading

First time speaker at Denver’s SQL local group

06/21 was the date that marked my career as data professional, for the first time ever I decided to participate as technical speaker in United States. Probably this is not a big deal for most people, but it is for a Guatemalan boy whose started dreaming as big as possible and giving what it takes to make his dreams comes true. Continue reading

SQL Saturday #695 Guatemala

This is probably a very delayed post, but I have been really busy lately.

As mentioned in my previous post, I was accepted to participate as speaker in Guatemala’s 2018 SQL Saturday organized in past February by SQL PASS organization.

It was an amazing experience, a very busy day full of really interesting sessions and it was even more special for me because I had the chance to participate in this event in my home country (I currently live in United States).

Here are some pictures of the event:

I truly recommend DBAs to look for SQL Saturday events near your area, is just a matter to subscribe in the official SQL Saturday and lookup for events here.

By the way, for those who didn’t had the chance to attend this event and asked me about where they can download the presentation decks; you can use the links below:

SQL Server Health check
Advanced SQL Server troubleshooting with DVMs

Stay tune for more blog posts about SQL Server tips and tricks.