Sep 22, 2008
Quest/NetPro: Two Classy Organizations Are Now One
by Dave Kearns, Network World
Sep 19, 2008
Quest Software Takes NetPro While Little Guys Strategize
by Caroline Marwitz, Windows IT Pro
Sep 12, 2008
Quest Grabs NetPro to Strengthen Windows Management Ware
by John Fontana, Network World
Jul 02, 2008
End of the One Size Fits All DBMS?
by Guy Harrison, Database Trends & Applications
This article by Quest's Guy Harrison examines the future of relational database management systems in two parts. This second part discusses the enterprise-level "customized database design" proposals of Mike Stonebraker and team.
Jul 01, 2008
Applications Insight - J2EE Application Servers 10 Years On
by Guy Harrison, Database Trends & Applications
This column by Quest's Guy Harrison looks at the Java EE application server landscape over its first decade.
SQL Server Drill Down - The Involuntary DBA
by Kevin Kline, Database Trends & Applications
This column by Quest's Kevin Kline makes a case that Microsoft's corporate culture contributes to IT projects that devalue the DBA.
Jun 12, 2008
Dimtry Sotnikov Discusses PowerGUI With Jeff James at TechEd 2008
by Jeff James, Windows IT Pro
In this video interview at TechEd 2008 in Orlando, Quest's Dmitry Sotnikov sat down with Windows IT Pro's Jeff James to discuss PowerGUI and the PowerShell community.
Jun 02, 2008
The Philosophy of PL/SQL - SPODification, A Fitness Regime for Your Code
by Steven Feuerstein, Database Trends & Applications
This column by Quest's Steven Feuerstein discusses how you can avoid hard-coding (and why you should), coining a new acronym along the way.
Jun 02, 2008
Is the Next DBMS Revolution Looming?
by Guy Harrison, Database Trends & Applications
This article by Quest's Guy Harrison examines the future of relational database management systems in two parts. This first part introduces so-called "cloud" databases.
Jun 01, 2008
SQL Server Drill Down - The Long Shadow of SQL Server 2000
by Kevin Kline, Database Trends & Applications
This column by Quest's Kevin Kline discusses how Microsoft's ending of mainstream support for SQL Server 2000 is impacting companies migration plans.
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