Name: Beyond Rows and Columns: What the Relational Model Really Solves
Start: 2025-04-30T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-04-30T19:00:00-04:00
Location: Ippon Technologies

John goes over the "why" behind the relational data model, its historical significance, and how to normalize your data to produce flexible systems. If I have time, I'll also go into some explanations of how relational models are used effectively in practice.

Tommy Cravens

RVA Data Enthusiasts

Subhash Jaini

Technology

Database Professionals

Cloud Computing

Big Data

Amazon Web Services

Database Development

Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing

Data Analytics

Microsoft Azure

Data Vault Database Modeling

Data Engineering

Apache Spark

NoSQL

Machine Learning

Business Intelligence

Data Mining

John likes to kick back, keep things simple, and take it one day at a time. Eating yummy food, spending quality time with friends, playing bass guitar, taking walks, and tinkering around with digital stuff. While it's not an exhaustive list, those are things that John has been known to like.




A huge nerd and programming enthusiast, he runs a low-level programming meetup group, participates in game dev hackathons, and is currently developing a rhythm game and engine.

John moved to Richmond 3 years ago where he's been working as a DevOps Consultant at Ippon Technologies.

John Blat

Beyond Rows and Columns: What the Relational Model Really Solves

Ippon Technologies

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