Overview
Data of Day Orlando 2026 is a free one day training event focused on data platforms and related technologies. Held on October 17, 2026 at Seminole State College in Sanford, Florida, this in person conference is organized by the SQL Orlando Users Group, a 501c3 non profit organization. The event is designed for IT professionals, data engineers, developers, students, and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of data systems across SQL Server, data analytics, cloud platforms, and modern data technologies. The page emphasizes accessibility with free registration and a day packed with multiple tracks and sessions.
Venue and date
The event takes place at Seminole State College, 100 Weldon Blvd, Sanford, FL 32746 USA. The page provides a map embed for convenience and notes the event date as October 17, 2026. It mentions a capacity limit of 400 attendees and indicates that registration details are to be announced, with a focus on a welcoming in person experience.
Agenda and format
The event promises five tracks, each containing five one hour sessions. In addition there will be a final end of day gathering to raffle prizes. A special component called the Seminole State College: Student to IT Pro Seminar is scheduled as a block of four 30 minute presentations starting at 9 AM, aimed at Seminole State students. Attendees can opt for lunch or bring their own. A countdown widget on the page marks the event date and time in the America/New York time zone. The schedule section on the page currently states that the detailed program has not yet been announced.
Tracks and topics
The event outlines topics across a broad spectrum of data related areas. Coverages include SQL Server, Power BI, Microsoft Azure, Data Analytics, SQL and No SQL, Database Administration, DevOps, Development, Databricks, Snowflake, and Machine Learning. The event also highlights Business Intelligence and Analytics, Women in Technology, and personal branding as aspects of the broader data ecosystem, signaling a comprehensive learning environment for both technical and professional development.
Speakers and sessions
The page notes that the call for speakers has not opened yet, indicating that details about speakers will be announced later. Even so, the event structure suggests a mix of technical sessions, hands on demos, and opportunities to learn from practitioners in a conference setting. There is emphasis on diverse topics and practical content designed for immediate applicability in data roles.
Attendees and registration
Free registration is stated on the page, with options for lunch or bringing your own. The site notes a typical attendance range and mentions a registration process that is forthcoming. Attendees can expect a community oriented event with networking opportunities, sponsor displays, and a scheduled set of sessions across five tracks.
Who should attend
This event is aimed at IT professionals, data professionals, students, and anyone with interest in data platforms and analytics. It is particularly relevant to those working with SQL Server, Azure, cloud data platforms, data engineering, and those seeking exposure to a range of data technologies and best practices in a community setting.
FAQ and additional details
The page includes Code of Conduct and Data Privacy sections and invites attendees to contact organizers with questions or to volunteer. It also mentions sponsorship options, location details, and social channels to stay connected ahead of the event. This combination of practical content, community focus, and accessible registration makes Data of Day Orlando 2026 a valuable date for anyone pursuing data skills and professional growth in the Orlando area.
