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Monthly Archives: November 2017
The Pressure to Perform
I’ve worked as a technical person for most of career. I’ve often been responsible for building or managing systems, and ensuring they operated according to some set of requirements. If things didn’t work, I’d have to fix them, but often … Continue reading
Avoiding Development Taxes
When I first worked in an environment where multiple developers needed to release software, I found too many rules and constraints for smooth development. The process was developed by one person, or for one application, and somehow expanded to encompass … Continue reading
Data Bots
One of the challenges for many databases is getting the information out to our users. Early on many of us had to write queries in a customized fashion for our users. Eventually, reporting systems, such as Reporting Services and Crystal … Continue reading
One More Trip and Down for the Count
The last month has been a rough one for me, with lots of travel. I was on trips for 4 out of the last 5 weeks, and the week I was home I had a remote presentation to do. Travel … Continue reading