Joe Bonomo

Technology consultant with a focus on business applications. I drive organizational change, solve business problems, and improve processes using technology and creative problem solving techniques. Excels in the design, architecture, development, implementation, and support of business application solutions. Utilizes in-depth technical knowledge, combined with expertise across a broad range of technologies, businesses, and industries, to solve client challenges. Experience partnering with entire client organizations, from manufacturing floor workers, to accounts receivable clerks, to C-level executives. Manages all aspects of the software development lifecycle as a key resource and adviser to both clients and team members.

Specialties:
-Business Application Design & Architecture
-Requirements Gathering
-Business Systems Analysis
-Power Platform
-Microsoft 365
-Dynamics 365
-Azure
-Teams
-Data Analysis
-Business Process Improvement
-SQL Server (SSIS, SSRS, T-SQL)

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The Ending Substring

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Question of the Day

The Ending Substring

In Azure SQL Database and SQL Server 2025, if I run this, what is returned? 

SELECT '[' + SUBSTRING('Steve Jones', 7) + ']'

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