Episode 22: Reduce your Data Management Complexity
If you have not listened to The IT Manager Podcast recently – or if you have never listened in before, you should take a moment to have a listen to this show. It’s the first episode where we’ve refreshed the format and updated the production elements. It’s only 30 minutes long and this episodes topic is about reducing your data management complexity with SQL Server.
Our previous episode focused on how organizations are finding the information they are looking for in the mountain of data they have amassed over the years. This episode focuses on tools used to manage data and one organization’s strategic decision to use SQL Server to standardize on a toolset in order to reduce complexity in their data environment. Listen in to hear Erin Elofson (SQL Server Product Manager for Microsoft Canada) Rekha Jethva (City of Mississauga) and Rob Shillinger (Systemgroup) talk about the benefits and journey of moving to a single data platform, as well as lessons learned along the way.
Additional resources
- Microsoft SQL Server: https://www.microsoft.com/sql
- SQL Server Team BLOG: https://blogs.msdn.com/sqlserverstorageengine
- SQL Server Customer Advisory Team Best Practices: https://SQLCat.com
- SQL Server 2008 Webcasts / Virtual Labs & Podcasts
- Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Feature Pack
- Microsoft BusinessIntelligence https://www.microsoft.com/bi/
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