PASS Update #25 (Summit Location and More)
By now you’ve probably seen the official announcement from PASS about the Summit being located in Seattle for both 2011...
2010-03-11
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By now you’ve probably seen the official announcement from PASS about the Summit being located in Seattle for both 2011...
2010-03-11
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I’m in charge of networking and social time for oPASS and I do what I can to help get our...
2010-03-11
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We put this together last year and we’re up to 270 blogs listed, but I’m sure we’re still missing some,...
2010-03-10
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Saw this article about more elbow room, the premise being that is it is often cheaper to buy a second...
2010-03-09
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I did the relatively quick flight to Charlotte on Friday afternoon, arriving just before 2 pm, grabbed lunch to go...
2010-03-08
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I’m flying up Friday afternoon for SQLSaturday #33. Looking forward to the trip, Charlotte is a great area and I...
2010-03-05
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Time to update you again on all things PASS. First, I haven’t made a lot of progress on the speaker...
2010-03-05
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Final schedule for the Charlotte event and it is impressive – 9 tracks, 54 sessions!
2010-03-04
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The title of this post illustrates my own ambiguity on the topic. It’s fair and necessary to let others know...
2010-03-04
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Andrew Karcher and Marlon Ribunal are heading up SQLSaturday #44 scheduled for April 24, 2010 at Golden West College in...
2010-03-03
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2025 exposed a growing gap between AI ambition and operational reality. As budgets tightened...
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When organizations migrate workloads to Azure, the focus is usually on architecture, performance, and...
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There's a great article from MIT Technology Review about resetting on the hype of...
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