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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Treat People Like People
Millennials, the next generation of college graduates are coming out of school and looking for work. These are people who have grown up with technology all of their lives, and probably can’t imagine living without a computer, much less Internet … Continue reading
Fun with Light Bulbs
I needed an image of a “great idea”, and decided to use a light bulb. I started looking through Flickr and then realized I could just as easily do my own picture. So I enlisted Kendall for this series of … Continue reading
From Great Idea to End Result
What’s the time for you IT department to get from great idea to a resulting application? This is a very good piece from CIO magazinethat finds many IT departments are seen as too slow. However there are a number of … Continue reading
Hints Are Not Always Better
I have always thought that an index seen was preferable to an index scan. It seems like the general rule that so many DBAs and developers follow, looking to convert every scan in an execution plan to a seek. Often … Continue reading