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Veronika Durgin

What to do (or not do) when implementing a Data Vault - lessons from the field

Recurring implementation mistakes in Data Vault projects reveal where teams misapply modelling principles and how better delivery choices emerge.

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Best practices for Data Vault implementation

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Common Data Vault pitfalls and traps

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Real‑World Lessons

Introducing the Presenter

Veronika Durgin

Head of Data

Veronika Durgin is a database professional with over two decades of experience. Her passion for all things data led her on an incredible journey from a Junior SQL Server DBA to her current role as the Head of Data.
Veronika is "passionate about all aspects of database design, architecture, engineering, and performance tuning".

Driving business value – What to do – and not to do – In Data Vault

The journey from learning about the theory of Data Vault, to becoming a qualified practitioner has a lot in common with the way in which you learn to drive a car – regardless of which country you live in.

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