Thursday at OpenWorld 2018 - Your Must-See Sessions

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Day three is a wrap so now is the perfect time to start planning your Day 4 session at  OpenWorld 2018. Here’s your absolutely Must-See agenda for Thursday at OpenWorld 2018...

My favorite session of the whole conference is today - Using Analytic Views for Self-Service Business Intelligence, which is at 9:00am in Room 3005, Moscone West. Multi-Dimensional models inside the database are very powerful and totally cool. AVs uniquely deliver sophisticated analytics from very simple SQL. If you only get to one session today then make it this one!

Of course, today is your final chance to get some much-needed real hands-on time with Autonomous Data Warehouse in the ADW Hands-on Lab at 1:30pm - 2:30 at the Marriott Marquis (Yerba Buena Level) - Salon 9B. The product management team will help you sign up for a free cloud account and then get you working on our completely free workshop. Don't miss it, just bring your own laptop!

 

THURSDAY's MUST-SEE GUIDE 

 

Don't worry if you are not able to join us in San Francisco for this year's conference because I will be providing a comprehensive review after the conference closes on Thursday. The review will include links to download the presentations for each of my Must-See sessions and links to any hands-on lab content as well.

Have a great conference.

If you are here in San Francisco then enjoy the conference - it's going to be an awesome conference this year. 

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