SQL Server: Database to Data Platform - Road from Server to Devices to the Cloud

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Cloud-based data services will change the way you develop and deploy applications, and SQL Server technologies are evolving to help you build data-driven solutions that span devices, desktops, servers, and the cloud. Learn how to use ADO.NET Data Services Framework (code name "Astoria"), SQL Server Data Services (SSDS), and the Microsoft Sync Framework. Hear how to build applications that can be deployed using SSDS in the cloud or SQL Server on-premises, and learn how to gain insights using the BI capabilities of Microsoft SQL Server.
  • David Campbell
    David Campbell is a Microsoft Technical Fellow working on Cloud Data Platform technologies. Campbell has been with Microsoft for 14 years working on SQL Server and a number of other database and storage related technologies.
  • Zach Skyles Owens
    Zach Owens is a Technical Evangelist focused on SQL Server and Business Intelligence. He has a background in competitor technologies developing web-based solutions spanning Oracle data warehouses to LAMP e-government applications, and is a recent Seattle transplant from Maui where he was developing medical logistics and intelligence applications.

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