SMEs are a sector where it is difficult for technological innovations to take root, with companies mostly opting for conservative criteria of amortizing investments in existing systems, i.e., they tend to update what is installed rather than undertake a comprehensive renewal.
One of the most common problems IT departments face is to correctly monitor the computer systems, as well as the alert system that notifies if something isn’t working as it should.
We live a completely digital world. Every day we use a diverse range of applications for everything from communicating with our friends and families, to watching films or series, listening to music, learning about things that motivate us or searching for a new job.
In our previous article we saw the great advantages of applying Best Programming Practices in SQL Server. We’d like to explore this further, this time focusing on query optimization.
No time is a bad time to plan improvements. Looking for ways to reduce development costs in the cloud is always a good thing. Process response times in Microsoft SQL Server databases are irreparably deteriorating as our data volume grows. Therefore, we must stay one step ahead by improving our infrastructure and the way we act towards them. Everything can always be improved without needing to contract bigger, more expensive levels of service when it may not yet be necessary.