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Tudor Toma and Soumitra Sengupta: SQL Server Data Services Business Value

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | May 1st, 2008 @ 11:14 AM | 9,152 Views | 2 Comments

Previously, SQL Server Data Services Evangelist Ryan Dunn talked with SSDS architects Istvan Cseri and Nigel Ellis. In the same vein, Ryan sits down and talks with the Group Program Manager Tudor Toma and Architect Soumitra Sengupta about the business value of SSDS.

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Chernomor
Chernomor

Focused and up to the point.
All the questions answered clearly.Thank you.

It would be interesting to know when
1) Reporting and
2) Data Mining
will be added to SSDS.

prasannap

Excellent video, to the point & very informative.
Good questions asked, answered very well at a very smooth pace.

Looking forward to see more focused videos like this.

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