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by Kalen De***y,
kalen@insidesqlserver.com
Over the past several months, I've talked about SQL
Server conferences (SQL Server Conferences to Watch for This Fall), the
large amount of SQL Server information available (Too Much SQL Server 2008 Information?), and
community (Defining the SQL Server Community). Today, I'll
combine these topics and talk about the effect of too much information
at a community conference.
Last week, when discussing community, I mentioned how excited I had been
to see a conference dedicated solely to SQL Server. The PASS Community Summit, which is taking place in
Seattle this week, has been held in the United States for the past 10
years. (I only realized as I was writing this commentary that this year
is the 10th year that the PASS Community Summit has been held, but I
can't find any mention of this auspicious anniversary on the PASS
website. Maybe they'll make a big deal of it next year, when the 11th
PASS Community Summit will take place 10 years after PASS was started.)
In 1999, PASS offered about 70 sessions, with no full-day preconference
seminars, and a couple hundred people attended it. This year, there are
more than 150 sessions, two full days of pre-conference seminars with
seven seminars to choose from each day, and more than 3000 people in
attendance. What a change! But is all that change a good thing?
Click
here to read the rest of Is a Bigger PASS Better?
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