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  • RE: Fixing SQL Server

    Ryan, thanks for posting on this thread. Unless there are opinions from several areas of involvement, any discussion is only so much guesswork.

    I'm glad you see potential for crossover or...

  • RE: Fixing SQL Server

    I think the really telling sentence in the article is "So if they're going to shoot for a new release every 2-3 years to get people into Software Assurance and...

  • RE: The In-House Expert

    Actually, now I've had a chance to reflect on this subject, I'm more than ever convinced that specialisation shouldn't be taken too far.

    We all know that IT has proliferated to...

  • RE: The In-House Expert

    Good point, Dan

    The company that employs me has an IT strategy of actively investing in skills in-house, requiring design/spec/project management to be done by employees, and using third parties (contractors/consultants)...

  • RE: The In-House Expert

    An interesting article, but it all relies on that first sentence, "We increasingly move towards specialization". That's quite an assumption, and I'm not sure it's correct. Certainly it'll be right...

  • RE: Testing

    Personally, I think it's about relevance.

    I live in the UK, so it seems we have more restrictions placed on employers than in the US. Not sure that's a bad thing....

  • RE: Billee-yons and Billee-yons of Gigabytes

    Michael Ross (1/16/2008)


    ...I disagree with Steve, as it is the job of the storage administrators to push on end users to take ownership of their data....

    I agree with you (i.e....

  • RE: Billee-yons and Billee-yons of Gigabytes

    After Petabyte (Pb) comes an Exabyte (Eb), followed by a Zettabyte (Zb). Wikipedia does a good explanation, as always.

    Regarding the editorial, it's an interesting subject, and lots of companies will...

  • RE: My Recent EMail

    Ram (1/14/2008)


    I don't agree that English is a predominant.

    I'm not entirely sure what point you're trying to make, Ram, but English most certainly is predominant in certain situations, and Steve...

  • RE: A Little Variety

    Bob Abernethy (1/11/2008)


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    Bob Abernethy (1/10/2008)


    The other major difference is the type of "products" you are talking about. With physical products the Wal-Mart model has its advantages of scale and...

  • RE: BTW(By The Way)

    Sarah Dutkiewicz (1/10/2008)


    A couple others that might not be on there but that you might hear from the technical support crowd:

    - PEBKAC: Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair

    - PICNIC: Problem...

  • RE: A Little Variety

    Bob Abernethy (1/10/2008)


    The other major difference is the type of "products" you are talking about. With physical products the Wal-Mart model has its advantages of scale and lower prices.

    You'd like...

  • RE: A Little Variety

    Shaun McGuile (1/10/2008)


    :D...the sum of the parts is greater than the whole....:D

    --Shaun

    Fix the problem not the users er blame!

    .... or, perhaps, "When at the bottom of a whole, stop digging"...

  • RE: Rant: sa account

    A silly question, perhaps, but if you're not a SQL Administrator, who in your company is?

    Because that's the person who should be wading into this fight. You're absolutely right to...

  • RE: A Little Variety

    Amazing how often people come up with new paradigms based on theory, and then tout them without testing the theory against reality. "Our software's great. It lets you get all...

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