Name: NOV 14, 2017 - Bay Area MicroStrategy(MSTR) User Group
Start: 2017-11-14T18:00:00-08:00
End: 2017-11-14T20:00:00-08:00
Location: incorta

incorta is in Suite #350 - If you are having challenges finding or getting in the building call 415-640-4725

We are excited to have incorta host our next user group meetup. Please come join us at their headquarters in San Mateo and find out about how their technology can transform you data platform you get real-time aggregation of large, complex business data without needing a data warehouse.

We are also having a demonstration of MicroStrategy 10.9 features presented by Arpan Sharma from MicroStrategy. Come check out what the buzz is about with all the new features in the latest version.

We are looking for MicroStrategy users that would like to either showcase a success or challenge they are facing with MicroStrategy. Please let me know if you are interested in presenting. Presentations can range from 20-40 minutes.

Agenda:

5:30pm - Show up early and have some pizza

6:00-6:15pm - Introduction to the Bay Area MicroStrategy(MSTR) Meetup User Group.

6:15-6:25pm - MicroStrategy Customer use cases. Let us know if you have a success or challenge you would like to share.

6:30-7:15pm - incorta - Will be sharing how their technology can transform the way you analyze data by removing the constraints of needing a data warehouse and a structured star schema.

7:25-8:00pm - What's New 10.9 overview presented by MicroStrategy. Presented by Arpan Sharma, Sales Engineer.

Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.

***Note: It is always cool to have the event at a MicroStrategy customer site. So if you can get your employer to sponsor the location or if you have a space that could support an upcoming event please let us know.

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