Mark Pryce-Maher is a Senior Program Manager on the Azure Synapse Analytics Customer Success Engineering team at Microsoft, where he is working with customers implementing Enterprise Data Platforms.
Mark Pryce-Maher's Sessions
Synapse Q&A with PGSQLBits 2023
SQLBits' has brought members of the Azure Synapse Program Group to Wales to ask YOUR questions. Bring your questions for: Dedicated SQL Pools, Serverless SQL Pools, Spark Pools, Pipelines, Kusto and everything else Synapse related.
Dedicated SQL Pools : How some stuff 'really' worksSQLBits 2022
Session covering table distributions, partitioning , RSC and materialised views.
Reporting on 1.4B rows with Serverless SQL PoolsSQLBits 2022
Building a dashboard using Serverless SQL Pools in a performant way
Azure Synapse Analytics: Evolving Azure SQL Data WarehouseSQLBits 2020
In this session we explore Azure Synapse Analytics, we will dive into this limitless analytics service and explore how it brings together enterprise data warehousing and Big Data analytics.
Modernizing & Migrating Your Data Warehouse w/ Azure SynapseSQLBits 2020
This session will dive into how to successfully migrate to Azure Synapse, all the way from code conversion to enterprise grade developer tooling, with real customer examples for product and migration experts.
Azure Machine Learning from the ground upSQLBits 2015
Azure Machine Learning is a fully managed cloud service for predictive analytics.
In this 1hour session, we will run through;
ML Studio,using data, Creating and running Experiments, visualising results, R , publishing and using experiments.
Building a SSMS Add-in; The Agony and EcstasySQLBits 2011
We will travel back in time a bit to SQL 2005 to see how SSMS Add-ins worked, then jump forward to the present day were we will go through the process of writing a SSMS Add-in for R2.
Building a SSMS Add-in; The Agony and EcstasySQLBits 2011
We will travel back in time a bit to SQL 2005 to see how SSMS Add-ins worked, then jump forward to the present day were we will go through the process of writing a SSMS Add-in for R2.
Building a SSMS Add-in; The Agony and EcstasySQLBits 2011
We will travel back in time a bit to SQL 2005 to see how SSMS Add-ins worked, then jump forward to the present day were we will go through the process of writing a SSMS Add-in for R2.
Building a SSMS Add-in; The Agony and EcstasySQLBits 2011
We will travel back in time a bit to SQL 2005 to see how SSMS Add-ins worked, then jump forward to the present day were we will go through the process of writing a SSMS Add-in for R2.