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Steve Muise - SQL Server stuff

From the CLR to Analysis Services - SQL 2005 is a whole new beast. I will be discussing my findings, learnings, experiences, and personal opinions on the new new SQL Platform. I will also be posting follow-up conversations, code samples, question discussions from the MSDN SQL Programmability webcasts I am doing on Fridays. Come join us on Friday http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/msdnsqlserver2005.mspx

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Introductions are in order

I just wanted through a quick introduction out, so people know who I am. My name is Steve, I have worked for a number of companies large and small, including Microsoft. I was born and raised in So Cal, moved the Seattle to work at MS, then joined a consulting firm and haven't looked back. I now work for a mid-sized firm back in So Cal, I get to manage the SQL/BI Practice.

I am married, have 5 children, and don't get much sleep.

I have been working on/with SQL 2005 since before it was even a Beta. I was with a company called Aspirity, and worked with Reed Jacobson early on to develop the BI training. I also worked with Stacia Misner, Dave Duvarney, Tom Huguelet, Scot Regin, Dan Reh, and a host of other VERY smart people in the Business Intelligence space. I have been lucky enough to continue working on SQL 2005 for clients, and now I get to speak to others about it as well. Though, when I got cut off half-way through my SQL Launch event session, I was a bit bummed (anybody at the Anaheim SQL Launch - that went to the Managing and Administering SQL session?

Anyway, welcome. I know some topics will become religious in nature, but let's try and all keep an open mind, and "Do no harm"

 

-- Steve

Published Friday, February 03, 2006 9:50 PM by Steve_Muise

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