30th September - 2nd October 2010

University of York

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End to End Master Data Management with SQL Server Master Data Services

Master Data Services (MDS) is a new component in the forthcoming R2 release of Microsoft SQL Server that allows organisations to centrally manage data from multiple sources in order to produce a single view of cleaned and trustworthy master data.

The heart of this session will be an end-to-end technical demo that will show the role of MDS in extracting master data from source systems, before demonstrating how data is fed via MDS to subscribing downstream systems. Whilst the focus of the session will be on MDS, other parts of the Microsoft BI stack will be shown, in order to demonstrate how a Microsoft MDM solution complements existing parts of SQL Server.

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Jeremy Kashel

I am a Principal Consultant with Adatis, a Microsoft Gold Certified Parter, specialising in the Microsoft BI Stack.

My day to day consulting role involves extensive use of Analysis Services, Integration Services and the SQL Server database engine in order to implement Planning and Data Warehousing projects.


Jeremy Kashel's blog http://blogs.adatis.co.uk/blogs/jeremykashel/default.aspx



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