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Redgate creates ingeniously simple software to help data professionals get the most value out of any database, anywhere, through the provision of end-to-end Database DevOps. We help over 800,000 people in every kind of industry across the world, from small and medium sized businesses to 92% of companies in the Fortune 100.

Redgate giving something back – 2018 highlights

Giving something back is an important part of Redgate. We even have our own Give Something Back team who coordinate Redgate’s charity activities. We especially like to support and donate to local charities, but we also support international charities, run fundraising events in the office, match fund Redgate employees raising money themselves, and everyone... Read more

Why you should invest in celebrating success

The transparent nature of the way we work at Redgate is unlike any other company culture I’ve experienced. We strive to be open and honest about our decisions and how things are going. On an individual level we have a feedback-led culture, and as a manager I spend a lot of time working with... Read more

Kendra Little joins Redgate as SQL Server evangelist

Every week, the evangelists from Redgate present at conferences, attend SQL Server meetups, record training and demo videos, publish technical articles on how to make the most of database technologies, and help the SQL Server community do their jobs better and smarter. And they’re about to move up a gear because Steve Jones, Kathi... Read more

Product Marketing at Redgate

When talking to friends, family, or even sometimes colleagues, I often get a questioning look when I say I work in Product Marketing. Sure, most people roughly know what Marketing is, but then what’s the ‘product’ bit? Well, I thought I’d make it easier to answer this question by starting a series of blog... Read more

Is Product Management supplanting the CEO?

It’s Q2 again, which means Redgate is about to do its big thinking about changes to our strategy over the next year, and to make decisions on what we want to achieve and where we’re going to invest to get there. In 2016, the big insight came from Elizabeth Ayer (our Head of Product... Read more

Redgate is looking for great marketers to join its growing business

Redgate has had an amazing year. In 2017, we grew well ahead of expectations, across all areas of the business. It’s been a really exciting ride, and has created new opportunities in all parts of the company as growth funds new innovations and development plans for our people. All great. Or is it? Is... Read more

So what is life really like, working at Redgate?

It’s been a few months since I joined Redgate as the Development Lead for Database DevOps. I’ve passed my probation, so the risk of me being kicked out for annoying the heck out of my colleagues has hopefully reduced, and it seems like a good time to reflect back on Redgate and how it... Read more

Kathi Kellenberger takes the Editor’s chair at Simple Talk

Monday, 16 October, sees a new yet familiar face join Simple Talk, Redgate’s technical journal, as Editor. Kathi Kellenberger, known in the SQL Server community as Aunt Kathi, is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP who has contributed to more than a dozen SQL Server books as an author, co-author, and technical reviewer. She is... Read more

What UX emoji would you design?

At last week’s UX Cambridge conference, we set the challenge to design a new UX emoji. We had great fun this week laying all the entries out on a table and choosing our favourites, X Factor style , until one of the entries literally got four yeses for ‘making that emoji their own’ (that’s... Read more

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