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Last night, I followed with Amine Haloui the Future Data Driven Summit 2024 from 3 PM to 2 AM
This event was remote and very easy to follow.
One day with 5 rooms and more then 55 speakers… Difficult to choose the session between this lot of choice and so interesting.
I will share with you my experience on this shifted day.
The Future Data Driven Summit 2024 begins for me with the session of George Walters:
“Unveiling the Future: Dive into Cloud Databases and Analytics with Fabric”
I really appreciate this session and the 2 announcements:
- Mirroring in Fabric
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- Copilot in Microsoft Fabric
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After, following Falek Miah and his session: Quest to Delta Optimisation, I go to the session of Bob Ward: Getting started with SQL and AI
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Interesting demo to illustrate it with Azure OpenAI Studio:
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To know more about SQL Database and AI, go here
After this, Bob presents us the SQL Copilot with a great demo
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After this great session, I follow the session of Rob Sewell about The new era of SQL Development -sqlcmd, data api builder,azd and more before the little diner break for us.
After the break, I continue with the session Income statement Co-Pilot with Koyelia Ghosh Roy and Shubham Jindal and continue directly with the session Modern T-SQL using JSON & RegEx for cloud native developer with Umachandar Jayachandran (UC) and Abhiman Tiwari
This last one was very interesting about JSON features and T-SQL enhancements in Azure SQL Database.
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At 21:20, I follow the session “Be a Better DBA with Database Watcher: A Proactive Approach to Database Monitoring” from Daniel Taylor and Bradley Ball.
At 22:20, It’s time to go see the security topic with the session Your Data Security Isn’t Enough for AI – Yet from James Rice
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Great information and examples:
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Before the last session, I follow the session Unlocking Data Insights with Kusto Query Language (KQL) with Paresh Motiwala
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A very interesting session on the Kusto Query Language and how to use it.
Before going to sleep, I follow the session Empowering AI Applications with Vector Search in Azure Cosmos DB with Leonard Lobel
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And now, I havea lot of ideas and tips to search, look and share with my colleagues and customers.
Thanks to dbi services to let me follow these type of event!