Practical Data Warehousing with SQL Server

Duration

3 days

Location

Tessenderlo

Language

Dutch or English

Difficulty

Advanced


Hey you! Are you responsible for implementing a BI solution where SQL Server acts as a centralized data provider? Are you looking for hands-on tips about BI data models and their typical repository structure? Do you feel limited by Power Query? And are you looking for a more powerful ETL tool? Then stop looking, we got you covered!


What is it?

In our new SQL Server Data Warehouse Training you will learn how to implement a practical and professional Data Warehouse solution from A to Z. We do this by using the Kimball data modeling principles for BI solutions.


You will get better at:
  • Kimball data modeling principles for BI solutions
  • Setting up Fact and Dimension tables as a starting point for your Visual BI Solution
  • The T-SQL language and Stored Procedures to set up (ETL) dataflows. (You’ll discover that you don’t need to be a T-SQL expert to build a professional Data Warehouse.)
  • Plugging the developed data model into an insightful dashboard during a Power BI primer leveraging the learned modeling techniques

What you must have:
  • A basic SQL knowledge (Select, Where, Group by, Join types, Union, …)
    Nice to have:
  • The course is easier to follow if you already have some basic Power BI knowledge, or have are familiar with another BI tool.

Do you fit our brief? Then let’s get going!


Price

€600/day + 1 hour free follow-up with your trainer!

Ask for more details: academy@credon.eu


Teacher

This workshop will be given by Gerrit Van Even. Our technical expert when it comes to data and BI. He’s been immersing himself in the SQL language and is a true data warehouse superhero.


Practical
  • Workshops start at 9h and are finished around 17h.
  • Credon provides sandwiches for lunch.
  • Dijkstraat 6, 2630 Aartselaar or Industrieweg 116, 3980 Tessenderlo
  • Participants have to bring their own laptop.

Workshops take place at a minimum of three subscribers.


Contact

Questions about this Workshop?

Contact us at: +32 13 35 37 10 or academy@credon.eu

Request more information

This workshop is on demand. Submit this form for more information.

Billing Details

For those who want to get their hands dirty and dig through their data gold.

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Steven Van Gansberghe

BI Trainer for 1 year

What do you love about BI?
Helping customers to create new insights in their own data and making their life easier.

 

What do you love about teaching?
Seeing people take off as they learned something new.

 

Gille Buyle

BI Trainer for 1 year

What do you love about BI?
The ability to create order among the chaos that a data environment can be.

What do you love about teaching?
Teaching allows me to share my knowledge and improve my own.

Elias Vandendriessche

BI Trainer for 1 year

What do you love about BI?
To build a dashboard with meaningful insights for your end-user to enjoy.

What do you love about teaching?
I love to see the appreciation/expression on the attendees faces and it keeps my knowledge up-to-data.

Gerrit Van Even

BI Trainer for 4 years

What do you love about BI?
Ever since I was a child, I’ve had something with lists. I made neat overviews of my comic strip collection, my music collection, etc. I then combined these to find out which other comics would suit my preferences. My child’s brain was already triggered by data. And not much has changed since then; only more available data and better tools to do something useful with it.

What do you love about teaching?
Explaining complex thought patterns in an understandable way is like kneading a multitude of data streams into an accessible story that leads to insights. Witnessing the Aha-erlebnis of the students is simply priceless!

Sajjad Malik

BI Trainer for 9 years

What do you love about BI?
Using technology to generate insights that allow me to make factual decisions. I love finally being able to read data.

What do you love about teaching?
Being able to spread the “good word” of data literacy. I love seeing people’s reactions when they, finally, figure out how powerful analytics truly are.