Microsoft SQL Server

We use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 in our environment for all of our .NET applications. We have also found that most any enterprise level software will provide a means to store their database within SQL Server. With one database server for all of our applications it is very easy to backup and create disaster recovery points for the future.

SQL Server is the backbone for all of our mission critical applications, from CPQ to ERP to CRM. All of our business decisions are based on data contained within SQL Server. This product is extremely stable and efficient and it just runs. For an SMB, there this is the only real option for mission critical data.

Microsoft SQL Server was used to develop asset management models for the UK DNO sector.

We are currently using Microsoft SQL Server across many different departments within our organization to integrate with a number of applications. Our development team uses it to integrate with various .NET applications and our data team uses it in all aspects of our department. We are able to address pretty much all of our data storage, reporting, ETL (extract, transform, and load) processing, data analysis, and other business intelligence needs.

SQL Server is being used across the entire organization in my previous company, along with Oracle. It's being used for our POS system, our website, and dozens of internal applications. It's very easy to install and configure so we can rapidly deploy it for new applications. It can also be considerably cheaper than Oracle.

MS SQL is used as a database(s) for the Symantec Management Platform. This basically means that it's used across the whole company as it holds data for all the supported machines. Moreover, the data for the DBs is used for reporting using MS SQL BI tools.

MS SQL Server is being used for internal business applications for high end database needs. It is also being used for internal IT tools and reporting. When a database is required and multiple options are available (i.e. Oracle, MySQL, etc.), Microsoft SQL Server is the preferred database especially for applications that run on MS Windows servers.

We use microsoft sql server Management Studio and it's being used across the whole organization. It comes with the Microsoft security which makes it very reliable. We have a large QA team and microsoft sql server Management Studio allows us to copy and recreate servers as local servers very easily. This creates a "playground" in which QA and developers can test and create new features without affecting the production environment.

We use Microsoft SQL Server almost exclusively as our database solution.

The organization has implemented an ERP system that has a Microsoft SQL Server backend. We also use Microsoft SQL Server for business reporting, analytics and intelligence.

SQL Server is used throughout the organization in differing capacities. Research and Development uses it to develop new software and to fix previously coded bugs or issues. Our software communicates with a SQL server database that has almost 1000 tables with varying relationships and data amount. Support uses SQL to log customer/client issues and to see what clients have downloaded what products and who the contacts are that are viewing our released software from the Salesforce website which communicates with a local SQL database we have on site. Our Professional services team will configure databases in SQL server at client sites to help set up a new client or to solve issues that the client is encountering.

We use MS SQL Server 2008R2-2012 as a data storage in our EDMS for our major client from the government.

It is used across the whole organization to build analytical tools for the business users to best analyze the sales data.

Microsoft SQL Server is being used on different projects for different customers. I had a chance to use this software several times and it left a very good impression. Microsoft SQL Server has a good set of tools for developers, its T-SQL language is convenient. Microsoft SQL Server can be used both by medium and large size enterprise applications and is pretty easy to scale out using techniques like replication, clustering etc.

SQL Server is our relational and structured storage tool of choice. We use it to manage multiple resources within the organization from sales data to telemetry data on the software that we create to reporting and managing data for multiple departments. We also develop software in support of SQL Server that helps manage, maintain, develop and deploy SQL Server. SQL Server is a fundamental part of our business.

SQL Server is widely used to support business needs across all organization. We use most of SQL Server features such as SSIS, SSAS, SSRS, Full-text search, and Always On.

My current company is a software vendor, building tools that work with SQL Server. We use the product extensively as we integrate our software with SQL Server, and are often using the latest versions to provide value to our customers. However we also use SQL Server internally to back various applications, including our public sites such as www.sqlservercentral.com. Almost every department in our company uses SQL Server in some sense, and we find that it is very easy to develop both our software and internal applications on the SQL Server platform. The tight integration with .NET tools and our staff expertise means that we can quickly and easily work on the platform. The extent of our use of the comprehensive platform is limited. We primarily use it as a relational database, with some of the SSIS/SSAS features used by various departments. Our sales and marketing groups certainly do like the SSAS cubes as they get quick information on large amounts of aggregated data.

We are using MS SQL Server to manage the database of our product. We have some inquiries - that we need in our software implemented as stored procedures on the server, but the core of our business logic is done through LINQ to SQL in the "engine" part of our solution. It is used only by the programming team.

We use Microsoft SQL Server as the backend for our client's websites. These websites are a mix of custom implementations and sites built on various content management systems such as Kentico, Ektron, and Sitecore.

We use SQL Server for numerous purposes - Line of Business applications, ERP, Sharepoint, Reporting, and Analytics. It is tightly integrated with other systems used throughout the worldwide organization utilizing various tools to provide that integration (Integration Services, linked servers, etc.)