Scott Stauffer

Scott Stauffer, Vancouver PASS Chapter Scott is the president of the Vancouver PASS Chapter which he took part in starting in September 2004 to revitalize a community presence for SQL Server.An independent database consultant, Scott has worked with SQL Server for over 10 years and enjoys learning and sharing news things about the product.

Scott Stauffer, Vancouver PASS Chapter Scott is the president of the Vancouver PASS Chapter which he took part in starting in September 2004 to revitalize a community presence for SQL Server. An independent database consultant, Scott has worked with SQL Server for over 10 years and enjoys learning and sharing news things about the product.

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Scott Stauffer, Vancouver PASS Chapter Scott is the president of the Vancouver PASS Chapter which he took part in starting in September 2004 to revitalize a community presence for SQL Server. An independent database consultant, Scott has worked with SQL Server for over 10 years and enjoys learning and sharing news things about the product.

Scott Stauffer, Vancouver Chapter PASS

Scott is very PASSionate about SQL Server, and enjoys every opportunity to talk about the product. He started the Vancovuer PASS (Professional Association for SQL Server) Chapter 4 years ago with his favorite SQL DBA, Richard Baumet. Scott is an independent consultant working with clients to solve their data woes and extract insight from their business data. In July 2008 he received MVP status for SQL Server. Scott was also recently appointed the position of PASS Regional Chapter Mentor for Canada.

Scott Stauffer - Independent consultant. Scott will focus on T-SQL Enhancements to SQL Server 2008, especially those which can be demonstrated with code on the November CTP.