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The New Year is a time for new beginnings for many people, and we agree. SQLPeople would love to help get your new year off to a positive start, and so we’ve got a special gift for you today: video from SQLInspire NYC 2011!

We’ve got some photos from our event in New York City for you. Enjoy!

Michael Corey (entrepreneur, author and recognized expert on Relational Databases, Remote Database Administration and Data Warehousing) founded Ntirety Technologies in April 2001. As Chief Executive Officer, Michael leverages his extensive experience and business savvy to manage and expand Ntirety into the premier Remote DBA Services firm in the United States. Prior to Ntirety, Michael founded [...]

We are glad to announce that Matt Velic is joining the SQLPeople team as a Community Evangelist!

Michael Coles, alumni SQLPeople speaker, is participating in a roundtable with Pinal Dave and Rick Morelan on September 7 at 11am (PDT). SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimiztion: Hit us with your best shot! is being hosted by Embarcadero. Michael, Pinal and Rick will be talking about T-SQL and query performance tuning, database design optimizations, and SSIS/ETL package design patterns and tuning. They’ll also be taking questions from attendees.

SQLPeople is proud to announce SQLInspire NYC 2011! SQLInspire will be our second event, and is being held at the Microsoft office in Manhattan on November 12, 2011. Like our first event in Richmond, SQLInspire isn’t about technical training: it’s about inspiring you to start, build and ship!

SQLPeople is honored to serve the SQL Server community by organizing SQLPeople DC Mashup 2012!

The event will take place in the Washington, DC, area in the Spring of 2012 and will inspire attendees to challenge themselves and their teams to design and build better and more sustainable database solutions and applications.

A message from SQLPeople’s founder: Andy Leonard.

We are honored to announce Brian Moran has joined the leadership team at SQLPeople! Brian brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our community, combined with a history and renewed commitment to serving the SQL Server community. SQLPeople is fortunate to engage Brian’s visionary leadership and strategic thinking to enable SQLPeople and SQLPeople Events to better serve those who matter most: (SQL)People.