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In this presentation, Andy Leonard discusses workarounds for three areas of SSIS complexity: heterogeneous data sources, performance tuning, and complex transformations.

The SharePointPro 2010 Summit & Expo is THE essential conference for details on the release of SharePoint 2010 and includes in-depth technical training on solution development and customization of Windows SharePoint Services, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Microsoft SharePoint 2010. This conference will feature industry experts discussing development essentials, customization techniques, developer case studies and end-to-end solutions that leverage other Microsoft technologies.

The SharePointPro 2010 Summit & Expo provides developers what they need to take their SharePoint deployments to the next level in order to achieve their corporate IT objectives.

This session builds on the session in December to dive deeper into high availability and also build on the backup session.

In this presentation, Andy Leonard discusses workarounds for three areas of SSIS complexity: heterogeneous data sources, performance tuning, and complex transformations.

Many SQL Server developers are finding themselves having to deal with an increasing number of administrative tasks traditionally assigned to DBAs. In this session of Secrets of SQL Server, SQL Server developers will learn how to recognize and address common administrative issues to ensure successful implementation of their development projects.

Join Paul Thurrott to discuss best practices for deploying Windows 7. Part 2 of the Windows 7 Best Practices Series “Piloting & Deploying Windows 7 in Large Enterprise” will help you learn about the tools and resources available to help you with this migration.

Many of us rely on a strategy of hope for comprehensive disaster recovery of critical applications and data for local and remote offices. Hoping that backup alone will be enough to pull us out of a disaster, not to mention issues that snowball from minor unplanned downtime incidents. Too often, due to complexity and cost, we overlook a full protection strategy comprised of backup, replication, and recovery.

We will discuss how to meet the strictest recovery time and recovery point objectives (RTOs and RPOs) from the major to the minor disasters. Achieve application and data recovery to any point in time for central and remote locations near instantaneously. Bring business systems to an operational state in seconds without re-designing the whole infrastructure - actually building high availability around applications instead of the other way around. Attending this session will give you the hook to pull backup, replication, and recovery from one seamless solution.