Getting more value from your data through data mining.

Data Mining is now a fully paid up member of your SQL Server arsenal. Data mining allows you to look into your data and discover more value than you could by simple querying. Iam going to try to dispel some of the unfounded myths around Data Mining during the session. In the first part of this session I am going to take you through some of the things you can do with Data mining. In the second part I will look at some of the new stuff that is coming along in SQL Server 2008.

Allan Mitchell

Allan is the joint owner of Konesans Ltd, a small UK based consultancy specializing in SQL Server, and most importantly SQL Server Integration Services. Having been working with SQL Server from 6.5 onwards he has extensive experience in many aspects of SQL Server, but now focuses on the BI suite of tools. He is a SQL Server MVP as well as running the sqldts.com and sqlis.com resource sites.

Allan Mitchell's blog http://www.sqlis.com

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