SQLintersection: a new year, a new conference
UPDATE (April 17, 2013): We just finished our FIRST SQLintersection conference with wild success. We’re
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UPDATE (April 17, 2013): We just finished our FIRST SQLintersection conference with wild success. We’re
I’ve been seeing this over the past few years, imagine this scenario: You have a
Last week I visited the .Net User Group in NY where .NetRocks was recording as
I've had quite the past with Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin and we're about to
Erin Stellato (blog | twitter) asked on her SQLskills blog for comments/recommendations on presenting (be sure
Hey there readers – I know, I'm horrible at blogging. It's been a very busy
We can make SQL Server scale really well, but we can’t scale ourselves. Although our
I know it’s been a while since I last blogged here on SQLskills. It’s been
SQL Server has a horrible habit of letting bad habits move forward (for the sake
There’s a lot of confusion around duplicate indexes and I think a lot of it
Our next Immersion Event is in London. It follows our DevConnections conference in Karlsruhe, Germany
Well, it's been a crazy few weeks! Paul and I have been booked solid with
Keeping up with SQL Server is tough.
We don’t just know SQL Server; we also know what it’s like to sit in your chair. Trying to stay ahead of the industry curve is overwhelming, and the pressure to perform is substantial. We created SQLskills so you can keep your knowledge current and your infrastructure moving forward.
You’ll take a quick assessment as part of the registration process so you’ll know you’re starting at the right level.
Our courses are based in real-world practicality, which means you can start solving problems right away.
Grow your problem-solving capacity, elevate your team’s capabilities, and become invaluable to your organization.