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Linchi Kwok, an assistant professor at Syracuse University who is researching social media and the hospitality industry, explained that as Internet shopping has become more "social," with customer reviews an essential part of the sales pitch, marketers are realizing they must watch over those opinions as much as they manage any other marketing campaign.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID STREITFELD 2011
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Linchi Kwok, an assistant professor at Syracuse University who is researching social media and the hospitality industry, explained that as Internet shopping has become more "social," with customer reviews an essential part of the sales pitch, marketers are realizing they must watch over those opinions as much as they manage any other marketing campaign.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID STREITFELD 2011
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Linchi Kwok, an assistant professor at Syracuse University who is researching social media and the hospitality industry, explained that as Internet shopping has become more "social," with customer reviews an essential part of the sales pitch, marketers are realizing they must watch over those opinions as much as they manage any other marketing campaign.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID STREITFELD 2011
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Linchi Kwok, an assistant professor at Syracuse University who is researching social media and the hospitality industry, explained that as Internet shopping has become more "social," with customer reviews an essential part of the sales pitch, marketers are realizing they must watch over those opinions as much as they manage any other marketing campaign.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID STREITFELD 2011
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One of Moshan's students, Guanzhi Zhixian (d. 895) also received transmission from Linchi, the founder of the Rinzai school of Zen.
About.com Buddhism 2010
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One of Moshan's students, Guanzhi Zhixian (d. 895) also received transmission from Linchi, the founder of the Rinzai school of Zen.
About.com Buddhism 2010
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I'm writing this little blurb because my hunch is, at least from what I've encountered, the majority of SQL installations use DAS or "quasi-SANs" (Linchi, I'm sure you've run into some of these devices that claim to be SANs but are sorely lacking).
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In those cases, especially ones where databases are unmonitored and auto-grow occurs on a regular basis (or transaction log auto-grow / manual shrink accordianism), Linchi actually demonstrates that there will be performance degradation.
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I don't really care if it ends up being published in Books Online, or MSDN, or on some MSFT employee's blog, but I agree with Linchi that this information would be very useful.
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Linchi, thanks for pointing that out, here's a little bit of confirmation.
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