Podcasts about management studio

Ett samtal om krishantering ur ett HR perspektiv. ”Denna krisen är annorlunda och man kommer inte undan någonstans.” HR Direktör Annika Domack delar med sig av sina erfarenheter om krishantering och förändringsledning. Kriser påverkar många både i det stora och i det lilla men med vägledning, rätt verktyg och empatisk kommunikation kan man skapa trygghet. Vikten av samarbete och utbyte mellan chefskollegor kan vara ett stort stöd i kristider och tre viktiga saker att jobba med i en kris är kommunikation, framförhållning och att ta med alla aspekter av krisens ansikte. Det enkla är ofta det bästa. Vill du veta vad Nita tyckte var intressant? Gå in på Management Studio:s webbplats och läs....

Mikael Nilsson leder det moderna företaget Acobia, styr utan chefer och satsar på hälsosamma medarbetare. Själv är han nyfiken, orädd och vet inte vad han skall ha klockan till. Lyssna till en entreprenör om hur han skapat en framgångsrik företagskultur genom självledande medarbetare. Vill du veta vad Nita tyckte var intressant? Gå in på Management Studio:s webbplats och läs bloggposten för avsnittet. Länkar: Acobias webbplats Mats Agblad Pål Andersen, Acobia AS, Larvik, Norge

Inte vilken byggentreprenör som helst lyckas bygga upp ett imperium på 15 år. Möt Erik Selin, en analytisk naturbegåvning, en något självkritisk räknenisse som går sin egen väg. En världsmedborgare som inte gillar att resa, en doer som tror på människan och samarbetet. En intervju som handlar om att lyckas med sin affärsmodell. Poddavsnittet bjuder på en hjältes resa mot stjärnorna. Erik Selin om konsten att köra på men att kunna ändra sig Att nå framgång med att inte att planera Ledarskap, vad är det? Effektiva ledningsgruppsmöten ad hoc Att aldrig ge aktieutdelning till aktieägarna Om att ta snabba men långsiktiga beslut Om att kunna räkna Tillväxt och avkastningsfokus Dålig informatör som skapar familjekänsla Att ge bort affärer skapar mer Ärligt talat är rädd för att bli gammal Stort tack till Erik Selin som tog sig tiden i bråda dagar att dela med sig av sina erfarenheter. Lyssna gärna där poddar finns eller ladda ner appen för Management Studio podden.  Shownotes: Fastighets AB Balder Sharam Rahi - Fastighetsvärlden  

Sicherheit sollte beim Thema MS SQL Datenbank immer groß geschrieben werden! Deswegen zeigt euch Andreas Bezuh (ecomDATA) die wichtigsten Punkte, die es in Sachen Sicherheit zu beachten gilt, um bspw. Hackerangriffen vorzubeugen!

Management Studio podcast har påbörjat intervjuer för en ny serie med fokus på Företagsutveckling, där entreprenörer och företagsledare för små och medelstora företag delar med sig av sina berättelser att bygga bolag. Denna serie vänder sig till entreprenörer, start-uppare och för företagsledare som vill lyssna till best practise inom business, passion och change. Först ut är Mikael Ljungberg som fick en ”one time opportunity” startade en ny karriär och övertog/köpte ett affärsområde från ett storföretag, startade Initios och drev upp omsättningen från 40 Mkr till 450 Mkr på några år.

As I am in the process of publish my first book on tea, I plan for launching a tea party, a late summer break, and a kick-start of a new career path as an author and a guide on how to make the perfect cuppa. I have created an account on CreateSpaceand I have ordered 10 International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) from the National Library of Sweden. I will order a small print-on-demand batch from a local printer in Gothenburg. When I have a copy of the hardcover book in my hand, I will take some time and celebrate. I got very inspired by the episode, Taking Breaks, of Creative Minds podcast. This has been a long journey from tinkering on the topic, writing, and self-publishing the book. And now it is time to think about the launch and marketing of the book. After I had published the latest blog post, Remembering the Copper Pot,  I watched a webinar with Tim Grahl. I had bought his first book, Your First 1000 Copies, around the same time (2013)  I got the idea to write a book on tea. I am now going through Tim’s course, Launch a Bestseller. For your information, I have the following individuals in the pipeline as future guests: Carina Ridenius, Brian Phillips, and a follow-up conversation with Jon Ferrara. Please, check out the blog post with show notes with links to my guests. I have come to the conclusion that I will shoot for at least one episode per month of this podcast, as I am involved in so many other podcasts at the moment (Aviani, Hemberedskap, Management Studio, MenyPodden, Pen Meets Paper, Produktivitéet, PoddRadio), as a host, co-host, and a producer. With that said, and to show that I have a Message, I am planning a new podcast together with an individual, working in an industry that could be interesting for my fellow podcasters and other content creators. I will never stop learning, so I will also start another podcast on tea. Talking about learning, I am eager to learn more about tea, but I am not sure that I will become a tea sommelier, or tea master in the near future... I am planning to take some more courses, e.g., by Being Tea, and participate in tea tastings. I will become a member of the American Specialty Tea Alliance. My goal is to visit different tea plantations in North America, and other places around the world. I will visit Sweden’s second tea plantation (Greta’s tea) in the making later on this moth, and I want to visit Camellia Sinensis Gotlandin the near future.  I want to end this episode and ask you to visit the support page on EGO NetCastand if you want to keep learning, get a free audiobook from Audible: Audible is offering a free audiobook of your choice and a free 30-day trial membership. Just go to audibletrial.com/egonetcastand choose from over 180,000 audio programs – download a title free and start listening. I recommend you to check out Never Stop Learning Stay Relevant, Reinvent Yourself, and Thrive, by Bradley Staats. Please, see the response by the author to my tweet: Show notes: Future guests Carina Ridenius, PIK.nu Brian Phillips, Individual Rights and Government Wrongs Jon Ferrara, Nimble Links and resources Tim Grahl - Book Launch Suzette Hammond - Being Tea  American Specialty Tea Alliance  Audible   This episode (18 minutes) was recorded on August 7, 2018, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Boss Jock Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcastingmicrophone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions. Undersigned drank East Frisian black tea blendfrom Indiska Thé and KaffeMagasinet (Indian Tea...

As I am in the process of publish my first book on tea, I plan for launching a tea party, a late summer break, and a kick-start of a new career path as an author and a guide on how to make the perfect cuppa. I have created an account on CreateSpace and I have ordered 10 International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) from the National Library of Sweden. I will order a small print-on-demand batch from a local printer in Gothenburg. When I have a copy of the hardcover book in my hand, I will take some time and celebrate. I got very inspired by the episode, Taking Breaks, of Creative Minds podcast. This has been a long journey from tinkering on the topic, writing, and self-publishing the book. And now it is time to think about the launch and marketing of the book. After I had published the latest blog post, Remembering the Copper Pot,  I watched a webinar with Tim Grahl. I had bought his first book, Your First 1000 Copies, around the same time (2013)  I got the idea to write a book on tea. I am now going through Tim’s course, Launch a Bestseller. For your information, I have the following individuals in the pipeline as future guests: Carina Ridenius, Brian Phillips, and a follow-up conversation with Jon Ferrara.  I have come to the conclusion that I will shoot for at least one episode per month of this podcast, as I am involved in so many other podcasts at the moment (Aviani, Hemberedskap, Management Studio, MenyPodden, Pen Meets Paper, Produktivitéet, PoddRadio), as a host, co-host, and a producer. With that said, and to show that I have a Message, I am planning a new podcast together with an individual, working in an industry that could be interesting for my fellow podcasters and other content creators. I will never stop learning, so I will also start another podcast on tea. Talking about learning, I am eager to learn more about tea, but I am not sure that I will become a tea sommelier, or tea master in the near future... I am planning to take some more courses, e.g., by Being Tea, and participate in tea tastings. I will become a member of the American Specialty Tea Alliance. My goal is to visit different tea plantations in North America, and other places around the world. I will visit Sweden’s second tea plantation (Greta’s tea) in the making later on this moth, and I want to visit Camellia Sinensis Gotland in the near future.  I want to end this episode and ask you to visit the support page on EGO NetCast and if you want to keep learning, get a free audiobook from Audible: Audible is offering a free audiobook of your choice and a free 30-day trial membership. Just go to audibletrial.com/egonetcast and choose from over 180,000 audio programs – download a title free and start listening. I recommend you to check out Never Stop Learning Stay Relevant, Reinvent Yourself, and Thrive, by Bradley Staats. Please, see the response by the author to my tweet:   Show notes: Future guests Carina Ridenius, PIK.nu Brian Phillips, Individual Rights and Government Wrongs Jon Ferrara, Nimble Links and resources Tim Grahl - Book Launch Suzette Hammond - Being Tea American Specialty Tea Alliance  Audible   This episode (18 minutes) was recorded on August 8, 2018, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Boss Jock Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcasting microphone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions. Undersigned drank East Frisian black tea blend from Indiska Thé & Kaffe Magasinet (Indian Tea and Coffee Store) Gothenburg, Sweden.

Topics in this episode: Curriculum; Opening SQL Server; Looking at Management Studio; Create a database

The future of podcasting is here and now! Time flies... It is now about six months since I published an episode. It is six months until the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am celebrating my name-day, with informing you about my upcoming birthday. This solo episode is a call for help, as I am entering a new career phase as a self-published author, in the near future. During this show, you will hear plenty of shout outs and call to actions. Show notes: 00 The Future of Podcasting (August 24, 2017) 00 Followup Conversation with Maria Dolores (September 30, 2017) 00 Gothenburg Book Fair (September 27 - 30, 2018) 01 Name-Day (March 27) 01 My birthday on May 25 01 About Martin Lindeskog 01 EGO NetCast podcast 02 Menu podcast (MenyPodden) 02 Productivity + tea podcast (Produktivitéet) 02 Penn Meets Paper podcast (Penna Möter Papper)  02 Interview with Kate Dmitrieva from Benu Pen 02 Home preparedness podcast (Hemberedskap) 03 Management Studio podcast 03 Kimchi 03 Percolation 04 International Podcast Day 05 First forthcoming book on (black) tea 05 Stand-in for a BNI member (Instagram photo) 06 Business Network International (BNI) 07 Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow game 07 Precious metals, e.g., gold and silver 08 Tea Book Sketches - The Process of Cultivating a Tea Book 09 Jingles by Jim Jonsson of JTunes Productions 09 X.ai 09 Boss Jock Studio 10 IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) (affiliate link) 10 Ringr (referral link) 10 EGO Interview with Tim Sinclair 11 Conference calling is here! - Ringr blog 11 Auphonic (donate credits) 12 The Feed podcast 13 Spext 14 Ferrite recording studio 14 Hindenburg journalist 16 Exactly How To Find A Life-Changing Mastermind Group (6 Huge Mistakes To Avoid) Ep 82 - Courage & Clarity podcast 16 Fizzle (referral link) 16 Finish the First Book on Tea  17 Thank-You Note 17 The Mastermind Group will Not Fizzle Out 17 Empower California 18 Gothenburg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 19 Shipping Podcast 20 Course on Anchor by Ileane Smith (affiliate link) 21 Making the Brand podcast by Chris Brogan 21 Making a Book, Blog or Podcast? Start Here! - Fizzle Show 22 Minimalist Baker: The Secret To Building A Rock Solid Brand With Dana Shultz 23 Shawn Smith 23 EGO Search on Addy Saucedo of The Podcaster Planner 25 The Podcaster's Life with Alexander Laurin 26 Ask Win 26 Thanks to Commit Action 28 Karin Hoegh - SolopreneurCast 29 Speed up your podcasts for more efficient listening - Lifehacker 29 Overcast 30 EGO NetCast - Support page 31 GoldMoney 31 Southern New Hampshire University 33 Crowdfunding campaign page for Tea Book Sketches 33 Big Mac celebrating 50 years 33 Instagram picture - Big Mac’s 50th birthday 34 PayPal.me/Lindeskog 34 Fundraising pool (moneybox) for my Journeying  34 PayPal launches Money Pools, where groups chip in to raise money to buy things - TechCrunch 34 Copenhagen 35 London 35 Athens 35 Aristotle’s Lyceum (Peripatetic School) 36 Working toward a free-market future for Lebanon - Atlas Network 36 Audible Trial - mid roll message (affilate link) 38 Affiliate links related to podcasting 39 In-audio search - CastBox.FM 39 The Book of Tea 39 Having a Tea Meetup in Little London and Big Apple (Ken Cohen, Talking Tea podcast) 40 Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics 40 The Little Book of Ikigai 41 Remote 41 Basecamp 42 Deep Work 43 Tim Ferriss - reishi mushrooms 44 Independent distributor (ID number 103807349) of Unicity’s products 44 Unimate - A Revolutionary Discovery 44 Yerba mate 44 How is Unimate different from traditional Yerba Mate?  44 Instagram photo of a beverage during a Skype conference call with my Mastermind group 45 Matcha green tea (Instagram photo) 46 Lyceum Bulletin newsletter 46 Revue 47 Could a Popup Lead to an Upgrade of the Content Creation? (MailerLite) 48 Martin Lindeskog is creating podcasts - Patreon  48 Behind the scenes stuff fo patrons - Lens by Patreon 49 Ileane...

The future of podcasting is here and now! Time flies... It is now about six months since I published an episode. It is six months until the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am celebrating my name-day, with informing you about my upcoming birthday. This solo episode is a call for help, as I am entering a new career phase as a self-published author, in the near future. During this show, you will hear plenty of shout outs and call to actions. Show notes: 00 The Future of Podcasting (August 24, 2017) 00 Followup Conversation with Maria Dolores (September 30, 2017) 00 Gothenburg Book Fair (September 27 - 30, 2018) 01 Name-Day (March 27) 01 My birthday on May 25 01 About Martin Lindeskog 01 EGO NetCast podcast 02 Menu podcast (MenyPodden) 02 Productivity + tea podcast (Produktivitéet) 02 Penn Meets Paper podcast (Penna Möter Papper)  02 Interview with Kate Dmitrieva from Benu Pen 02 Home preparedness podcast (Hemberedskap) 03 Management Studio podcast 03 Kimchi 03 Percolation 04 International Podcast Day 05 First forthcoming book on (black) tea 05 Stand-in for a BNI member (Instagram photo) 06 Business Network International (BNI) 07 Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow game 07 Precious metals, e.g., gold and silver 08 Tea Book Sketches - The Process of Cultivating a Tea Book 09 Jingles by Jim Jonsson of JTunes Productions 09 X.ai 09 Boss Jock Studio 10 IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) (affiliate link) 10 Ringr (referral link) 10 EGO Interview with Tim Sinclair 11 Conference calling is here! - Ringr blog 11 Auphonic (donate credits) 12 The Feed podcast 13 Spext 14 Ferrite recording studio 14 Hindenburg journalist 16 Exactly How To Find A Life-Changing Mastermind Group (6 Huge Mistakes To Avoid) Ep 82 - Courage & Clarity podcast 16 Fizzle (referral link) 16 Finish the First Book on Tea  17 Thank-You Note 17 The Mastermind Group will Not Fizzle Out 17 Empower California 18 Gothenburg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 19 Shipping Podcast 20 Course on Anchor by Ileane Smith (affiliate link) 21 Making the Brand podcast by Chris Brogan 21 Making a Book, Blog or Podcast? Start Here! - Fizzle Show 22 Minimalist Baker: The Secret To Building A Rock Solid Brand With Dana Shultz 23 Shawn Smith 23 EGO Search on Addy Saucedo of The Podcaster Planner 25 The Podcaster's Life with Alexander Laurin 26 Ask Win 26 Thanks to Commit Action 28 Karin Hoegh - SolopreneurCast 29 Speed up your podcasts for more efficient listening - Lifehacker 29 Overcast 30 EGO NetCast - Support page 31 GoldMoney 31 Southern New Hampshire University 33 Crowdfunding campaign page for Tea Book Sketches 33 Big Mac celebrating 50 years 33 Instagram picture - Big Mac’s 50th birthday 34 PayPal.me/Lindeskog 34 Fundraising pool (moneybox) for my Journeying  34 PayPal launches Money Pools, where groups chip in to raise money to buy things - TechCrunch 34 Copenhagen 35 London 35 Athens 35 Aristotle’s Lyceum (Peripatetic School) 36 Working toward a free-market future for Lebanon - Atlas Network 36 Audible Trial - mid roll message (affilate link) 38 Affiliate links related to podcasting 39 In-audio search - CastBox.FM 39 The Book of Tea 39 Having a Tea Meetup in Little London and Big Apple (Ken Cohen, Talking Tea podcast) 40 Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics 40 The Little Book of Ikigai 41 Remote 41 Basecamp 42 Deep Work 43 Tim Ferriss - reishi mushrooms 44 Independent distributor (ID number 103807349) of Unicity’s products 44 Unimate - A Revolutionary Discovery 44 Yerba mate 44 How is Unimate different from traditional Yerba Mate?  44 Instagram photo of a beverage during a Skype conference call with my Mastermind group 45 Matcha green tea (Instagram photo) 46 Lyceum Bulletin newsletter 46 Revue 47 Could a Popup Lead to an Upgrade of the Content Creation? (MailerLite) 48 Martin Lindeskog is creating podcasts - Patreon  48 Behind the scenes stuff fo patrons - Lens by Patreon 49 Ileane Smith on Patreon 49 EGO NetCast survey form - Libsyn 50 Rob Walch, Libsyn. Grow Your Podcast Via Your Own Custom App - Podcastification 51 The General Data Protection Regulation 51 So-called alternative for .SE 52 So-called alternative for .DE 52 Legalize Privacy 52 Freedom of speech in Sweden… 53 Courage, Confidence, and Integrity 53 Instagram photo - CreativeMornings in Gothenburg, March 23 54 Upcoming ”umbrella” site, TeaParty.Media 54 Charlotte Hågårdh - LinkedIn tips 57 The Big Picture - Haiku Deck presentation Sites and resources: Aviani - Exlusively Selected Lingerie (Tumblr) Aviani Boudoir Boutique (Instagram) Aviani - Passion for Lingerie (Pinterest) ComArt JTunes Productions

Nita Silverspjuth presenterar Management Studio Podcast. Martin Lindeskog ställer frågor angående programförklaringen av podden. Nita Silverspjuth, grundare och ägare av Management Studio Sweden AB som bygger framtidens Ledare, startar en managementpodd för att så många chefer och ledare som möjligt skall få ynnesten att lyssna på andra betydelsefulla företagsledare. Det är handplockade guldkorn som delar med sig av sina erfarenheter, tips och framtidsbild av vad vi behöver för ledarskap för att skapa framgångsrika organisationer och företag.  Som ledare är du oerhört viktig och glädjen känner inga gränser om du kan använda denna podcast som ledarutveckling för ditt nästa steg.   -Just Do It! Nike Segergudinnan   Cred.:  TexStil Göteborg Pia K AB Adam Wickerts

[Editor's note: Please check out the blog post for the editorial cartoon by John Cox & Allen Forkum, Instagram photos, and my tweet.] After doing some introspection, listening to fellow podcasters on different topics (e.g., hobby versus indie podcasters, and so called procasters / mainstream media radio broadcasters), and checking my book plan, I have decided to mix it up a bit and test a new podcast format and I will develop my workflow, over a period of time. This post has percolated for a couple of days, so I want to say cheers to the attendees at the podcasting conference, Podcast Movement. As my thoughts on the future on my podcasting have been sinking in and I have "chewed" on the challenges with the workflow of EGO NetCast, I stumbled upon a transcription service called Trint, thanks to Fizzle's blog post (10 Killer Links for Entrepreneurs in 2017) for Fizzle Show podcast, episode 226. After I have finished tinkering and pondering, I have to catch up with the backlog of my guests provided by PodcastGuests.com. Avery Breyer - planned for the month of July. Ash Said It - planned for this month, August.   In the pipeline: A follow-up conversation with Ileane Smith. Read her post, The Future of Blogging. An EGO Search on Jenn Herman of Jenn Trends. Read Jenn's post, Which Instagram Metrics Really Matter? An EGO Search on StargatePioneer of Better Podcasting. Listen to episode 93,  Embracing Emerging Internet Trends. Through the grapevine:  A guy who picked my brain in a positive way asked me about the optimal length of a podcast. He will launch his podcast in September. I have become Nita Silverspjuth’s web PT, and she will launch her podcast, Management Studio (in Swedish), in September. I am working with a couple of members of the Swedish Civil Protection Association, in Gothenburg, as they will start their own podcast on the notion of being prepared for 72 hours… In November I will talk about the future of podcasting regarding new technologies, trends, and the potentialities for the podcast industry, at a podcast conference in Stockholm. The talk will be for 40 minutes with 5 minutes for Q&A. The target audience is communication professionals (marketing managers, public relation officers, etc.) Shout out to: Addy Saucedo - The Podcast Planner Alexander Laurin - The Podcaster’s Coach Karin Hoegh - PodConsult Joel Comm’s post, The One Secret to Success, and video, 5 Simple Steps to Podcast Success. Win Kelly Charles - Butterflies of Wisdom   You could say that this is the tangram puzzle of podcasting!     Call to action: Get Adrienne Graham's book, No, You Can't Pick My Brain: It Costs Too Much. [Editor's note: Affiliate link.] Subscribe to my newsletter, Lyceum Bulletin. Record with Ringr. Listen to the monitoring headphones by PreSonus. Check out the updated netcasts page with resources. What have I missed? Related: My posts, I Have a Message and Independence Day.  

[Editor's note: Please check out the blog post for the editorial cartoon by John Cox & Allen Forkum, Instagram photos, and my tweet.] After doing some introspection, listening to fellow podcasters on different topics (e.g., hobby versus indie podcasters, and so called procasters / mainstream media radio broadcasters), and checking my book plan, I have decided to mix it up a bit and test a new podcast format and I will develop my workflow, over a period of time. This post has been percolated for a couple of days, so I want to say cheers to the attendees at the podcasting conference, Podcast Movement. As my thoughts on the future on my podcasting have been sinking in and I have "chewed" on the challenges with the workflow of EGO NetCast, I stumbled upon a transcription service called Trint, thanks to Fizzle's blog post (10 Killer Links for Entrepreneurs in 2017) for Fizzle Show podcast, episode 226. After I have finished tinkering and pondering, I have to catch up with the backlog of my guests provided by PodcastGuests.com. Avery Breyer - planned for the month of July. Ash Said It - planned for this month, August.   In the pipeline: A follow-up conversation with Ileane Smith. Read her post, The Future of Blogging. An EGO Search on Jenn Herman of Jenn Trends. Read Jenn's post, Which Instagram Metrics Really Matter? An EGO Search on StargatePioneer of Better Podcasting. Listen to episode 93,  Embracing Emerging Internet Trends. Through the grapevine:  A guy who picked my brain in a positive way asked me about the optimal length of a podcast. He will launch his podcast in September. I have become Nita Silverspjuth’s web PT, and she will launch her podcast, Management Studio (in Swedish), in September. I am working with a couple of members of the Swedish Civil Protection Association, in Gothenburg, as they will start their own podcast on the notion of being prepared for 72 hours… In November I will talk about the future of podcasting regarding new technologies, trends, and the potentialities for the podcast industry, at a podcast conference in Stockholm. The talk will be for 40 minutes with 5 minutes for Q&A. The target audience is communication professionals (marketing managers, public relation officers, etc.) Shout out to: Addy Saucedo - The Podcast Planner Alexander Laurin - The Podcaster’s Coach Karin Hoegh - PodConsult Joel Comm’s post, The One Secret to Success, and video, 5 Simple Steps to Podcast Success. Win Kelly Charles - Butterflies of Wisdom   You could say that this is the tangram puzzle of podcasting!     Call to action: Get Adrienne Graham's book, No, You Can't Pick My Brain: It Costs Too Much. [Editor's note: Affiliate link.] Subscribe to my newsletter, Lyceum Bulletin. Record with Ringr. Listen to the monitoring headphones by PreSonus. Check out the updated netcasts page with resources. What have I missed? Related: My posts, I Have a Message and Independence Day.  

La Continuous Integration è una pratica di integrazione continua del lavoro svolto a tutti gli sviluppatori su ambiente condiviso automatizzata, in modo da rendere sempre disponibile l'ultima versione del codice sorgente integrato con i cambiamenti frequenti del team e con i componenti necessari ad eseguire l'applicazione. Lo stesso vale per il database. Insieme ad Alessandro Alpi parleremo di come automatizzare i processi di build e di test su database SQL Server e come includere il database nei processi di Management Studio con tool di Red Gate.

How do you tune your stored procedures? While visiting Kim Tripp at her home, Richard chats with her about her approach to turning stored procedures. The conversation starts out focused on query plans, which applies to all sorts of things, but stored procedures have some special foibles around parameter sets and recompilation - there are good techniques and bad! Kim also digs into session parameters. If you've ever had a stored procedure that performed great in Management Studio but sucked out in the world, there's a good chance the session configurations are different. Also listen for a quick discussion on stored procedure techniques that can help fight SQL Injection attacks!