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    The Thank You Economy by Gary Vaynerchuk

    by SQLDenis on Jan 07, 2012 in categories Ethics & IT, Professional Development. Article views: 1723 views

    The Thank You Economy by Gary Vaynerchuk If your company is thinking about jumping on the social media bandwagon then this book is required reading. You should be able to finish this book in one sitting, it is only 256 pages. The length of the book is…

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    Most companies reach a point in their lives when they realize that they aren't entirely sure what IT resources they have, how they're deployed, what direction they're headed, or whether they're ready for the next big shift from the business. Some companies visit this point multiple times, either in response to shifts in the company or business landscape or as a result of letting the environment devolve back into it's primordial beginnings.

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    What I have read so far this year

    by SQLDenis on Jul 03, 2011 in categories Ethics & IT. Article views: 2176 views

    My goal for this year is to read 50 books. At this point I have read 27 books. 1st quarter 2011 1) Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson Hiro Protagonist--hacker, samurai swordsman, and pizza-delivery drive is living in the Metaverse and people start…

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    Someone I know has over 10 years experience with managing Sybase and Oracle boxes. He now needs to also manage some SQL Server boxes. What books would you recommend? This is to manage 2008 instances, there are no 2000 instances anymore :-)

    Ted Krueger gave me the following recommendation

    10 years experience on any database server should give a solid foundation so I'd venture into throwing him into the deep end with a book like Profesisonal SQL Server 2008 internals and troubleshooting

    That book is good and has a great foundation for SQL Server itself. O...

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    2010 Goals For SQLDenis

    by SQLDenis on Jan 12, 2010 in categories Ethics & IT. Article views: 922 views

    I was tagged by onpnt in his 2010 Goals post. So here is my short list of goals that I would like to accomplish in 2010





    Upgrade our servers to SQL Server 2008
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