Name: Salesforce and SQL Server Data Integration
Start: 2012-11-01T18:30:00-07:00
End: 2012-11-01T21:30:00-07:00
Location: Microsoft Office

Speakers: Patrick Mundy & Albert Factora of Groove Analytichttp://photos2.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/1/3/a/event_172533082.jpeg (http://www.grooveanalytics.com/)s

You'll learn why companies using Salesforce and the Force.com platform can benefit from integration with SQL Server-based Operational Data Stores, Data Warehouses, and other databases. Then, you'll learn how that integration can be achieved.

We’ll talk about some of the most common tools available, and then focus on using one of them, DBAmp. Much more than just a CRM-in-the-cloud provider, Salesforce and the Force.com platform have a strong presence in well over half the companies we come into contact with. And at all of those companies, they have begun to integrate Salesforce with other corporate data assets.

In a live demonstration using Groove’s own Salesforce sandbox, we’ll show you how to download and configure the DBAmp trial version, use it to extract some of the most common data objects from Salesforce directly into MS SQL 2008 R2, and if there is time, create a mini-project piping live operational data into a dashboard-like display within Salesforce.

You'll learn about:

The Salesforce.com data platform (a brief introduction) Common tools used to access and integrate with Salesforce.com data How to use DBAmp to integrate Salesforce.com data with MS SQL 2008 R2 Preparing to architect solutions involving Salesforce.com data at your company

Patrick Mundy, co-founder, Managing Partner, Groove Analytics
Patrick has over 20 years of experience designing, building and maintaining database applications, ETL systems and data warehouse solutions, with a particular focus on the investment sector. He is a master SQL programmer with solid experience SQL Server platforms, including SSIS.

Albert Factora, Senior Partner, Groove Analytics
Albert is an experienced business analyst and project manager with a solid operations foundation. He also has a deep understanding of business systems making him a major contributor to solving process and system issues.

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