An episodic conversation about solving problems with the Microsoft data platform, our podcast combines trending topics and professional development to keep you easily informed and entertained.
Fantastic podcast for DBAs, developers and technical managers. Carlos always has an exciting topic and quite often he brings in an expert in a specific area to really provide great content. Check out the Power BI episode, great fun and very informative.
Great show for topics on SQL Server and the Microsoft Data Platform. This podcast has a professional level of production and great interviews from the Microsoft Product Group and other top experts in the Microsoft data space. I am a data architecture professional and listen to this show often to keep up to date.
An excellent technical podcast for IT/Dev folks in/around SQL Server. The guests are top-notch and the host is both sharp and humble. Keep up the awesome work, Carlos!
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