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Ask Magpie! Upgrading to SQL Server 2012
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"Should we upgrade to SQL Server 2012? Will the new release help us?" If you're looking for better performance out of your database server, then yes, an upgrade to SQL 2012 is one to go for. Magpie tells you what to expect! read more »

 
Ask Magpie! Finding a Qualified Web Designer
Magpie, WOOF!

"Magpie, how do I find a good web designer in Silicon Valley?" I'm a little biased toward MY company, but if you want qualifications, then look to third-party reference lists. I have one here that shows the top 150 Web Designers in Silicon Valley, in fact. read more »

 
Ask Magpie! IT Worker to Employee Ratio
Magpie, WOOF!

Magpie, when you need to hire IT workers, what's a good average to figure on between IT employees to all employees? Is there an 'ideal ratio' for certain business sizes?" Debate varies widely on an ideal number of IT workers, but there are some good rules of paw to follow. read more »

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RSS Stands for "Really Simple Syndication."

RSS Feeds allow you to keep track of multiple websites without going to each one every day. Whenever that website updates – posts a new blog entry, adds a newsletter article, etc. – you receive the update automatically.
RSS Feeds are collected in Outlook, or a special reader program (Google Reader, Bloglines) of your choice. Links for popular RSS feed readers are listed below.

PlanetMagpie provides RSS feeds for our WOOF! articles, news announcements and several more topics. We even have custom RSS feeds for web content, like our case studies, tech notes and blogs.

List of PlanetMagpie RSS Feeds

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WOOF! News Feed
The Lync Insider Blog Feed

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