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A recent article by Michael Otey on SQL Server Pro answers some of the most frequently asked questions about SQL Server 2014, including “Does the SQL Server 2014 Standard edition offer more memory than the previous versions?” and “Are AlwaysOn Availability Groups supported in the…

We recently completed Phase I of work on an Incident Reporting System for our new client Young Epilepsy, a national charity working exclusively on behalf of the 112,000 children and young people aged 25 and under with epilepsy and associated conditions. The aim of Young…

CRN is reporting that Microsoft is spending more than $10 billion per year building Azure data centers to support its cloud and Azure businesses. In his keynote address at the CloudScape Conference 2015, Microsoft General Manager George Taylor said that they are now spending more…

Microsoft has announced the return of Future Decoded, set to take place this November 10th and 11th at the ExCel London. This year’s event will bring together digital leaders from a range of disciplines to explore the social, economic and technological changes that will shape…

We’re pleased to announce the addition of Babcock International to our client roster. Babcock International is the UK’s leading engineering support company. Defence, energy, telecommunications, transport and education are all sectors where Babcock can be found working diligently behind the scenes, delivering critical support. Our…

In a recent article on techcrunch.com, Tom Rikert (Crunch Network Contributor) argues the case for enterprises to look at a big opportunity to address the field office and the deskless, non-digital worker who operates there. He says, “The next era is about digitizing the non-digital…

Today Microsoft made several new announcements regarding Microsoft Azure that furthers their vision of delivering the most complete open cloud in the industry. Arguably, Microsoft’s main advantage over Amazon and Google is its support for Hybrid cloud. In his post on the Azure Blog Mike…