What we’re about
This the new site for the St. Louis SQL Server (STLSSUG) and Business Intelligence (STLBIUG) user groups. The first incarnation of this group began in 2004.
Our Recordings are Posted at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM18n_v3EOP1KBlsCPRalSg/videos
Our Purpose
- To establish channels of communication and education for individuals working with the SQL Server Database Management System, Microsoft's Modern Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence tools.
- To conduct conferences, meetings, discussion groups, forums, panels, lectures and other programs which enable the exchange of information.
- To encourage the development of related SQL server and Azure Data Platform products, working methodologies and best practices.
- To promote excellence in information processing through the recognition individuals, who judged by their peers, put forth the highest efforts and succeed in best utilizing these technologies within their enterprises.
Code of Conduct
St. Louis SQL Server (STLSSUG) and Business Intelligence (STLBIUG) Meetup Group supports the diversity of our community. We strive to welcome different perspectives in a community where everyone feels respected and valued, and are committed to inclusion across race, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, age, ability, geography, religion, identity, and experience. Above all, we ask that all members be kind to one another and conduct themselves respectfully, creating a positive experience for everyone involved.
- Conduct yourself with integrity, respect, honesty, and credibility.
- Approach all events and interactions in accordance with the highest ethical standards of professionalism and personal conduct.
- Embrace the diverse community of professionals and learners, and be inclusive of all audiences in your presentations, demonstrations, conversations, and comments.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Panel Discussion: Breaking into the Data LayerCGI (Formerly Daugherty), Creve Coeur, MO
Teams Meeting: Link
Meeting Sponsor: CGI
Panel Discussion: Breaking into the Data Layer
Data Engineer, Data Scientist, DBA, BI Engineer and Other Positions Discussed.Speakers: Pamela Mooney, Sharon Reid, Murali Subramanian, Clayton Groom
Pamela Mooney is the Data Services Manager with NISA Investment Advisors, LLC. I started my career as a DBA over ten years ago as a midlife career switch. I have worked with every version of SQL Server since 2005, and I currently lead a team of DBAs as we evolve into a multi-platform operation. They teach me every day, and it is a privilege to work with them. The DBA profession finds itself at a pivotal point, with many choices and opportunities before us. I work to ensure that the voice of the DBA is heard, that our depth of knowledge is respected, and that our professionals have a seat at the table as the future unfolds.
Sharon Reid Before the commencement of her reign as the "Database Security Czarina of NISA," Sharon Reid was an adjunct English professor. After taking a LaunchCode class on SQL, she was asked to be a teaching assistant and then took over as lead mentor for the SQL cohort for LaunchCode Women+. Sharon enjoys sharing her passion for database security and is determined to make it fun, practical and implemented.
Murali Subramanian is a BI Engineer Lead at SSM Health. He works in the healthcare industry doing data and analytics for 13+ years now.
T-SQL, Python, PowerShell, SQL Server, Azure SQL, Azure Databricks, Power platform, GitHub, Azure DevOps, Azure Data Factory, SSIS are some of the tools and tech that he uses.Clayton Groom is the owner and Principal Consultant at Clayton Groom, LLc., DBA "SQL Monger." I am a SQL server veteran with 30 years of experience working with SQL Server to build enterprise reporting solutions for a wide range of industries and clients. I love problem solving and building robust data driven solutions. I am currently "coasting into retirement" and looking forward to doing more of what I want to do and less of what has to be done. My experiences as a consultant have given me the opportunity to learn most aspects of the SQL Server product stack and to develop an understanding of Finance, Manufacturing and Advertising business processes. In my spare time I enjoy photography, collecting art, 3D printing, and helping my kids succeed in their endeavors.
- Teaching Python to a DBACGI (Formerly Daugherty), Creve Coeur, MO
Teams Meeting: Link
Meeting Sponsor: CGI
Topic: Teaching Python to a DBA
Speakers: Allison Harris, Sharon Reid
Allison Harris is a Business Intelligence Analyst at NFP Rx Solutions, with a specialization in Python development. She successfully graduated from Launch Code in 2022, where she pursued the Data Analytics track, equipping her with a robust set of skills in data manipulation, analysis, and interpretation. Prior to her transition into the tech industry, Allison had a career as a Herpetologist, studying amphibians and reptilesSharon Reid Before the commencement of her reign as the "Database Security Czarina of NISA," Sharon Reid was an adjunct English professor. After taking a LaunchCode class on SQL, she was asked to be a teaching assistant and then took over as lead mentor for the SQL cohort for LaunchCode Women+. Sharon enjoys sharing her passion for database security and is determined to make it fun, practical and implemented.
- TBDCGI (Formerly Daugherty), Creve Coeur, MO
Teams Meeting: Link
Meeting Sponsor: CGI
Topic: TBD
Speaker: Murali Subramanian
Murali Subramanian is a BI Engineer Lead at SSM Health. He works in the healthcare industry doing data and analytics for 13+ years now.
T-SQL, Python, PowerShell, SQL Server, Azure SQL, Azure Databricks, Power platform, GitHub, Azure DevOps, Azure Data Factory, SSIS are some of the tools and tech that he uses.
