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What is the California Consumer Privacy Act and how will it affect your business? Part 2

With the CCPA now enacted, although enforcement doesn’t start until July 1, customers are waking up and starting to ask questions about it. In part 1 of this series, my colleague Ryan Easley wrote about which businesses will need to comply with it and the penalties for non-compliance. In this post, I want to... Read more

What is the California Consumer Privacy Act and how will it affect your business? Part 1

Remember all that talk in 2018 about the introduction of the GDPR across Europe? For many of us in the US, it didn’t seem real because it wasn’t in our corporate jurisdiction and we were observers rather than participants. That’s all about to change because on January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act... Read more

Why the US Air Force believes in Santa

Just before Christmas in 1955, a telephone rang in the Combat Operations Center of Continental Air Defense Command. That one unexpected call was the beginning of a Christmas story that has been retold ever since. It’s time to tell it again because sometimes the story behind technology is as interesting as the technology itself.... Read more

Dev team chat: Adding static data to SQL Change Automation in SSMS

A great part of working at Redgate is that I get to know folks in our software development teams. They’re smart, fun people, and I love getting a view into how they build our solutions. This post is the first in a series where I’ll interview members of our Versioning and Automation team over... Read more

My journey from Sales to Product Marketing

In our team’s previous blog posts, you may have read about how product marketing is set up at Redgate and why we have both Product Marketing Managers and Product Managers working together when other companies may have just one. Here, I’m hoping to give you a different perspective – that of someone who both directly... Read more

Server Estate Management early access program

In Redgate’s R& D Division, Foundry, we’ve been looking into ways to help you manage your server estate more efficiently. Our goal is to provide a single source of truth about what’s happening in your estate so that you can be more proactive in delivering the best service possible to your customers. We’ve now... Read more

How Redgate can support you and your community

As I’m sure you’ve already heard, Redgate recently celebrated 20 years of making ingeniously simple software, but did you know that we’ve also been supporting the Microsoft Data Platform community since 1999? Over the last 20 years, we’ve helped thousands of data professionals across the globe develop their skills, improve their technical knowledge, and... Read more

Redgate’s journey to DevOps

At Redgate, we research DevOps, write articles, whitepapers and other content about DevOps, and talk a lot about DevOps. We actively encourage our customers to introduce database DevOps too, using our portfolio of database development solutions. But here’s the thing. We don’t do it to sell software. We do it because we believe in... Read more

Q&A from our recent ‘What’s New in SQL Toolbelt’ webinar

I recently gave a Redgate University webinar with Chris Kerswell and Thomas Walsh. Giving webinars as a team is terrific, as it shows how we work at Redgate. Chris is a Sales Engineer, Tom is a Software Engineer, and I’m a DevOps Advocate. Behind the scenes, we often work together across these groups to... Read more

Which conference will you be at next week?

Next week, two crews of Redgaters will be on the road – one team will be in Seattle for our SQL in the City Summit event and PASS Summit, and the other in Orlando for Microsoft Ignite. Across both conferences, Redgate will be presenting our Compliant Database DevOps solutions to attendees at our booth,... Read more

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