by Michael Speca | Dec 15, 2016 | Blog, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce.com, Services
We’ve been getting a great response to our PartnerPass offering and we’re very excited by the conversations we’ve been having about how subscription services make sense for organizations that invest in cloud software. For customers that already have cloud systems and…
by Vatsana Kongtakane | Dec 12, 2016 | Azure, Blog
Last month Microsoft released the preview for Azure Advisor in the resource manager portal. The app essentially scans your Azure subscription resources and looks for potential performance/security issues and recommendations. Below is screenshot of the application…
by Eric Isaacs | Dec 7, 2016 | Blog, Microsoft SQL Server
If you work in an environment where your SQL Server database procedures need to frequently reference data in other databases or on other servers, it can be difficult to implement development, test, and production environments while still maintaining a single code-base…
by Eric Isaacs | Dec 7, 2016 | Blog, Microsoft SQL Server
THROW replaces RAISERROR in SQL Server and it’s the preferred method going forward to raise error messages and push them to the calling code. THROW is actually a lot more intuitive than RAISERROR as far as how your code responds to it. THROW was created as a means to…
by Vatsana Kongtakane | Dec 5, 2016 | Azure, Blog
Microsoft has described the H series VM as “a new family specifically designed to handle high performance computing workloads such as financial risk modeling, seismic and reservoir simulation, molecular modeling and genomic research. They are based on the Intel…
by Vatsana Kongtakane | Nov 30, 2016 | Azure, Blog, Microsoft SQL Server
In September, Microsoft finally announced Azure encryption support for data at rest, a long awaited feature by many companies which are bound by regulation and requirements. The great thing about this is you can easily enable encryption by toggling it to…