Brian Njuguna

Brian is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. He has written for a variety of publications, including Blockchain.News and Capital.com. Brian has a penchant for technological innovations, including blockchain, cloud computing, data science, and cryptocurrencies, as he believes that they will reign supreme as the world gears toward the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He loves to attend rugby sporting events, travel, and listen to music. Brian lives in Nairobi, Kenya, and holds a bachelor’s of economics and statistics from Kenyatta University.

Latest from Brian Njuguna

Snyk takes application security to the developer’s doorstep

SECURITY By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With billions of dollars spent on endpoint and runtime security, a cultural shift is happening because developers are taking up the security mantle to tame vulnerability from the onset. For the past six and a half years, developer security platform Snyk Ltd. …

5 insights you might have missed from the Boomi: Hyperautomation & the Future of Connectivity event

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Based on the diversity happening in the IT world, connecting the dots in terms of integration is becoming more prudent, because any second saved in connectivity makes a huge difference in today’s digital era. With more than 18,000 customers, Boomi Inc., recently …

Dell renders automation as a prerequisite to digital transformation

EMERGING TECH By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With business-to-business, business-to-customer and even customer-to-customer interactions becoming digitized, enterprises are taking the digital transformation route to gain a competitive edge. Automation has emerged as a hot topic, because all these digital interactions need to be seamlessly connected, and autonomous operations fill …

Metallic bridges the business resilience gap using data intelligence

BIG DATA By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Despite data being a crucial asset that gives enterprises a competitive advantage, it’s a double-edged sword based on the value and vulnerability presented. In the current data world, it’s no longer a question of if, but when bad actors will act because …

UiPath Integration Service renders an API-centric approach to automation

EMERGING TECH By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With necessity being the mother of invention, the acquisition of API integration platform Cloud Elements Inc. by automation company UiPath Inc. was prompted by the need for API to be an excellent structure for UI automation. This merger was meant to bring …

Automation helps Dentsu incorporate human-centric solutions

EMERGING TECH By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

A notion exists that automation is not friendly because it is meant to take away people’s jobs. On the contrary, automation bridges the gap between maximizing workers’ capabilities and handling repetitive and mundane tasks. By leveraging the services rendered by automation platform …

Commvault and AWS’ long-standing partnership continues to evolve

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Twelve years ago, Commvault Systems Inc. and Amazon Web Services Inc. partnered to help customers solve data management challenges, including solving data backup and recovery challenges. The partnership was prompted by the transformations witnessed in the cloud, such as the need for streamlined data recovery, according …

Healthcare giant Merck implements automation solutions across organization

EMERGING TECH By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Gone are the days when time was not a crucial resource in organizations. The proverbial phrase “time is money” has accelerated the need for automation in businesses because it helps optimize the limited resource of time. By leveraging the automation expertise of …

Couchbase employs edge computing as a deployment architecture solution

INFRA By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

As data sits at the forefront of enabling better decision-making in enterprises, edge computing is emerging as a stepping stone toward improved response time and enhanced customer experience. In fact, edge computing has exploded in the last 18 months as work-from-home becomes …

As pandemic forces widespread remote work, IBM uses AI to help in ‘the fight’

AI By BRIAN NJUGUNA6 YEARS AGO

In an effort to gain ground in the public cloud market, IBM is focusing on enhancing agility on the cloud, including enabling its AI-powered Watson Assistant to engage businesses virtually. And, as the coronavirus pandemic requires a new work-from-home culture, IBM is …

Brian Njuguna

Latest from Brian Njuguna

Snyk takes application security to the developer’s doorstep

5 insights you might have missed from the Boomi: Hyperautomation & the Future of Connectivity event

Dell renders automation as a prerequisite to digital transformation

Metallic bridges the business resilience gap using data intelligence

Automation helps Dentsu incorporate human-centric solutions

Commvault and AWS’ long-standing partnership continues to evolve

Healthcare giant Merck implements automation solutions across organization

Couchbase employs edge computing as a deployment architecture solution

As pandemic forces widespread remote work, IBM uses AI to help in ‘the fight’

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