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  • In-Memory Databases (IMDBs)

    Moore's Law tells us that CPU's get a LOT faster over time.  Unfortunately for the database professional, all of the secondary elements of our databases DO NOT get a lot faster over time.  Overall, the main methods of storing data since the 1960's, magnetic tape and hard disks, have improved only in the single percentiles year ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on June 28, 2010
  • Good News for Women in Technology - Barbie Has Joined the IT Scene

    Notice the bluetooth ear piece fashion faux pas? Yes, she's truly a geek. I'm happy to report that Barbie is now a cognizeti, a digerati, ... yes even an IT Professional! This year's new Barbie is Computer Engineer Barbie. Several months back, I encouraged all my friends and followers on Twitter to vote for the IT job for Barbie in Mattel's ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on March 10, 2010
  • Want Spy Novel Twists in a True IT Journalism Story? Read this...

    David Straithairn as the great Edward R. Murrow in the 2005 film ''Good Night and Good Luck''Journalists are important.  In my opinion, they're very important. The best journalists, like Old Testament prophets, speak truth to power and reveal the ugly dirt behind the pretty and public veneer of society.  Their very presence foils ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on February 23, 2010
  • 2009: The Year in List Form

    Before I jump onto the Goals and Themeword meme started by my buddy, Thomas LaRock (blog | twitter), I decided I'd spend a few minutes looking back on both the year 2009. (From a personal standpoint, the 00's were my most difficult decade yet.  Major problems of every stripe beset me on all sides and with alarming frequency throughout ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on January 5, 2010
  • Interview Now Appearing on CSTech.com

    I was honored to be recently interviewed by the crew at Consortio Services.  You can find my portion of this particular webcast at http://www.cstechcast.com/podcasts/cs-techcast/episode99/ beginning at 17:24.  In the interview, I discuss a number of thoughts and opinions about the future of cloud computing, where our profession is ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on January 2, 2010
  • Sequels for SQL: Dec 17, 2009

    In the Sequels for SQL series, I point you to sites where you can go beyond the nose-to-the-grindstone resources that we see every day as SQL Server professionals.  (My favorite resource for pan-SQL Server pointers is Steve Jone's Database Weekly email newsletter.)  These are the story that comes after and outside (the sequels) of ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on December 17, 2009
  • Sequels for SQL Server: The Week of November 27, 2009

    Just as an FYI, I've added one new slide deck and webcast to http://KevinEKline.com/Slides/, as well as quite a few upcoming user group events where I'm speaking in http://KevinEKline/Upcoming-Events/. I'm starting a new series called Sequels for SQL Server.  In this series, I point you to seven sites where you can go beyond ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on November 25, 2009
  • Anniversary at Database Trends & Applications Magazine

    I was happy to hear that the magazine Database Trends and Applications had recently relaunched their website.  While I'd been a columnist there for a quite a while, I'd never been able to easily find my own articles nor check to see if they'd generated any interest.  DBTA has changed all of that with their relaunch.  I was also ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on November 18, 2009
  • Clash of the Clouds

    The Economist, my favorite news and analysis magazine, published an outstanding briefing and analysis on the coming wars of ascendancy between the major vendors of cloud computing technology and services.  When a technological shift bubbles up into the mainstream news media, the technology has gone through a significant, society-altering ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on November 15, 2009
  • [OT] Windbelts - The Next Cool Energy Technology

    Windbelts - The Next Cool Energy TechnologyStart here to see this revolutionary new technology!  I'm not kidding - this is a huge game changer! Whether you like it or not, our energy landscape is changing.  Our children's energy needs will incorporate all the energy resources we're currently used to - electricity generated by coal, ...
    Posted to Kevin Kline (Weblog) by KKline on October 6, 2009
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