What do Graph Tables bring to the table

Data Modelling is art, and you are an artist. Your data models should be flexible, scalable, and open to new domains and relations. This is not an easy task specially in relational databases. Graph Database tables bring the flexibility we have been looking for long time. Please join me in this session to learn how to use Graph Database tables in SQL Server.

There are many ways to represent data. Most of us stuck with Relational Database Data Models and we don't feel comfortable when data gets represented in different ways. Graph Processing Tables is yet another way to represent data, it can change the way you look at the data. Relational Databases don't adapt well to changes. Adding a new domain or relation to your data model should not be that difficult. You want to create flexible data models that evolve with your business process. Join me to learn how to create flexible data models with Graph Database tables.

Speaker

Hasan Savran is Microsoft Data Platform MVP, BI Architect and Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer. He has a unique 13 years background in Information Technology and Business Intelligence systems.

Hasan Savran's Sessions

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