April MVP – Chris Yates
The April MVP nomination is Chris Yates (B|T).
Chris is one of those individuals that always have a positive outlook on...
2016-04-28
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The April MVP nomination is Chris Yates (B|T).
Chris is one of those individuals that always have a positive outlook on...
2016-04-28
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As many of you know, I stay very active within the PASS community. In late 2007 I got my start,...
2016-04-14
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The March nomination is Gareth Swanepoel (B|T).
If you don’t know Gareth you should make it a point to get to know...
2016-03-31
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In a galaxy far, far, far away a developer of a third party application somewhere in the Hoth system had to...
2016-03-29
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The February MVP nomination goes to Melody Zacharias (B|T).
Melody hails from our neighboring country to the north, beautiful Canada. While we...
2016-03-17
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In case you missed it, back in November I blogged about the importance of nominating individuals within the SQL Server...
2016-03-10
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If you are a member of PASS, you probably got an email from our President, Thomas LaRock. I interpreted his...
2015-11-25
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If you follow Grant Fritchey (B|T) at all, you know that every month he picks a “Speaker of the Month”....
2015-11-19
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If you have been around the SQL Community long enough, you probably have heard of a software company called Idera....
2015-10-28
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This weekend I’ll be traveling to Kansas City, Missouri for their annual SQL Saturday. Normally, I would just drive to this...
2015-10-01
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By Chris Yates
For decades, enterprises have approached data management with the same mindset as someone stuffing...
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