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| SQL Server 2005: Bridging the Gap between Development and Administration How Developers and DBAs can work together - successfully! |
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Microsoft Professional Developers Summit, 60 minutes Written/Presented by Kimberly L. Tripp, SQLskills.com SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 provide a truly integrated developer and dba toolset. If you want to extract the maximum benefits from the new tools the dba and developer communities are going to have to get closer than ever before. This will require new ways of working together, including making decisions about code placement, source management, release management, disaster recovery and problem/performance troubleshooting. This keynote session will show you how to bridge the gap between developer and dba by putting strong standards and processes in place to ensure that the right decisions are made up front to ensure successful adoption of new SQL Server 2005 features. |
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