SQLSaturday #230 - Rheinland
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pre-conference<br />
A New Method for Effective Database Design<br />
Your databases may be normalized and may perform well … but is the data actually correct?<br />
Hidden pitfalls abound even in seemingly-mature database designs. Complexity, overabstraction, and<br />
miscommunication, can create situations where data simply can’t meet expectations. In this full-day<br />
seminar, you will learn how to use a requirements-based methodology to translate you users’ real busi-<br />
ness problems into a rock-solid database design. You will learn exactly what questions to ask, how to ask<br />
them, and how to transform the answers into a fully normalized database that accurately captures all the<br />
business requirements. If you have ever experienced problems due to bad database design, attend this<br />
seminar to make sure that never happens again.<br />
Hugo Kornelis (MVP)<br />
Hugo Kornelis is co-founder and R&D lead of perFact BV, a Dutch company that improves<br />
methods for information analysis, and develops computer-aided tools to generate completely<br />
functional applications from the analysis results. The chosen platform for this development is<br />
SQL Server. Hugo is also available as a consultant, specializing in database design, query<br />
writing, and performance tuning; and as a trainer.<br />
In his spare time, Hugo likes to share and enhance his knowledge of SQL Server by frequenting<br />
internet forums, reading and writing books and blogs, and attending and speaking at confer-<br />
ences. Because of these activities, Microsoft has granted Hugo an MVP award on January 1,<br />
2006, and every year since.
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