Congruent, one of the most successful Microsoft Dynamics partner in India has recently took part in Pass Summit of 2014 as an exhibitor.

PASS Summit is the world's largest, most-focused, and most-intensive conference for Microsoft SQL Server and BI professionals. It is organized by and for SQL Server and BI users to deliver the most technical sessions, the largest number of attendees, the best networking, and the highest-rated sessions and speakers of any SQL Server event in the world. PASS Summit is produced by PASS, an independent, not-for-profit association dedicated to supporting, educating, and promoting data professionals throughout the world who use the Microsoft data platform. Revenues from PASS Summit are used to support the global community year-round.

On 4th November an event took place in Seattle of PASS Summit 2014 which was held till 7th November. In this event Congruent participated as an exhibitor, taking your SQL Server skills to the next level. In this event more than 5,000+ SQL Server and BI professionals have joined from over 50 countries and 2,000 companies. There were many sessions which were conducted in that event like:

• At-a-Glance
• Pre-Conference Sessions
• Speakers
• Keynotes
• More Learning
• Sneak Peeks
• Session Evaluation

These sessions were not conducted together on a single rather separate days were taken for each session. The content of the sessions was excellent and in which companies over 2k around the world has sent their staff to attend these sessions and gain knowledge over SQL server skills. If you want to know more about this event visit at
http://www.sqlpass.org/summit/2014/About.aspx

About The Company:
Congruent is a Microsoft gold certified partner, headquartered in Seattle, WA, has a huge offshore software development center in Chennai, India. Over the years Congruent has gained a wide range of clients across globe including some fortune 500 companies. 3M, Premera Blue Cross, StarBucks, Council on Foreign Relations, Daktronics, Fanatics and Maldives Airport are few of its clients.