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My 2024 in Data: Music
This is my last week of the year working (I guess I come back on the 30th for a minute), so I decided to do some analysis of my year. I like data and numbers, so I’m looking at a … Continue reading
Databases for Executives
There’s an article at Forbes about the Five Things Business Leaders Should Know about Databases. Disclosure, it’s by my boss, but I think it’s still a good read. These are points we’ve learned from research and work with customers and … Continue reading
My Stats from 2023
I’m a data guy, so I decided to drop some numbers in a post. I did this last year, so this one includes a few comparison points. Music From Spotify Wrapped with the 2022 numbers in parens: 36952 minutes (30135, … Continue reading
Being Responsible for Data
For much of my career, I’ve run SQL Server Central. A large part of the popularity of the site is from the forums, where people can pose questions about their struggles with SQL Server and get answers from the community. … Continue reading
Voice of the DBA 