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Do You Want a Microsoft Solution?
Microsoft constantly releases new features and products in the data platform space. Many of us have seen the SQL Server product grow in new ways, some of which are very useful to us. As an example the changes from log … Continue reading
What’s New for the Microsoft Data Platform
Today is the first day at the PASS Data Community Summit and I’m in Seattle where I’ll get to open the conference and introduce the Microsoft keynote. I’m sure the keynote will be full of announcements on something, but what? … Continue reading
30 Years of SQL Server on Windows
I’ve spent over 30 years working with SQL Server. I saw a post recently from Bob Ward who is celebrating 30 years at Microsoft, noting this is also the 30th anniversary of SQL Server on Windows. It’s been an honor … Continue reading
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Webinar: The Cloud, the Future, and Bob Ward at the Summit
I’m doing a webinar next week with Bob Ward, a principal architect for Microsoft working on Azure and SQL Server. I’ve had the chance to work with Bob quite a few times over the years, and I’m honored that I … Continue reading
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