Annabel Bradford, Author at Redgate Software

Redgate commits to the future of PASS

When PASS announced in December last year that it was ceasing all operations from January 16, 2021, it came as a surprise to many people. For 21 years, it’s represented a global community of over 300,000 data professionals who use the Microsoft data platform. From the PASS Summit to online learning, SQLSaturdays to opportunities... Read more

How to survive and thrive when watching online conferences

Think of online conferences in the same way you would an in-person event … and then think again. Here at Redgate, there’s a strong emphasis on learning and development that continues in this new world where COVID-19 has stripped away the chance for us to safely meet face-to-face. As Redgate’s Events Marketing Manager, it’s... Read more

It’s time to taste a byte of Redgate

At Redgate, we launched the Community Circle back in April as a place our customers and the Data Platform community could visit to find free resources, tips and content to help them learn, develop and keep in touch during this difficult time. It’s apparent that the world we’re now living in has changed in... Read more

Community Circle – Together we learn

Covid-19 has taken a toll on communities across the globe, impacting lives in unprecedented ways. The stresses and strain of course vary depending on your situation, but there’s one thing we know to be true for us all: we’re all in this together. Here at Redgate we want to do what Redgaters do best –... Read more

There’s no place like home to join us at Redgate Streamed

Redgate is closely monitoring developments related to the COVID-19 outbreak and has already put in place measures to ensure the safety of our employees while still fully supporting our customers. We back the decision many conference organisers have made, by postponing their events until later in the year or switching them to virtual events.... 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

Learn from expert industry speakers at SQL in the City Summits in the US and APAC

Following the inaugural SQL in the City Summit in London, we’re excited to take the event on tour over the coming weeks, bringing major industry figures together to present in Los Angeles, Austin, Australia and New Zealand. Redgate’s Summits aim to demonstrate how data professionals can deliver value faster, while keeping data safe, by... Read more

Meet Redgate at PASS Summit v.20

PASS Summit turns 20 this year. We’re delighted to be in Seattle from November 6 – 9 as Gold sponsors of the largest conference for Microsoft Data Platform professionals. Redgate will be presenting our Compliant Database DevOps solutions to attendees at our booth, as well as through a variety of sessions and activities happening... Read more

Learn from DevOps experts at Redgate’s SQL in the City Summits this October

DevOps isn’t just a buzz word, it’s a way of life for many in the IT world. For those who have already implemented the culture shift and introduced new practices into their database development processes, they’re reaping the benefits, and seeing their teams deliver value faster, allowing them to stay ahead of the competition.... Read more

Redgate invites senior data professionals to discuss the benefits of Compliant Database DevOps at SQL in the City Summits this October

More and more we’re hearing that senior data professionals are facing the challenge of how to balance the need to deliver software faster and cheaper, with the requirement to protect and preserve business-critical data. At Redgate we want to support organizations on their journey to full database DevOps and, given the current concerns... Read more

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