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Jeffrey Kelly

As Wikibon’s lead Big Data analyst, Jeff Kelly applies a critical eye to trends and developments in the Big Data and business analytics markets, with a strong focus on helping practitioners deliver business value. Jeff’s research includes market analysis, emerging technologies, enterprise Big Data case studies, and more. He also appears frequently on theCUBE to share his insights. Prior to joining Wikibon, Jeff spent seven years as a writer and editor at TechTarget, where covered a number of business and IT topics including IT services, mobile computing, data management and business intelligence. He holds a BA from Providence College and an MA from Northeastern University.


Latest from Jeffrey Kelly

Tresata Goes Deep on Big Data for Banking

It’s a question that all new software vendors face: Should we deliver a horizontal, customizable platform that appeals to multiple industries or specialize in a single vertical with a highly-specialized software suite and do it better than anybody else? Tresata has decided …

Teradata Looks To Reach LOB Execs With ClickFox Partnership

ClickFox and Teradata have inked a strategic partnership that should add important new analytic capabilities for Teradata customers. Thanks to the new partnership, Teradata customers will have the ability to deploy a new ClickFox Customer Experience Analytic appliance on-premise and connect it …

Cloudera Partners With Pervasive To Improve Hadoop Performance

Cloudera is enlarging its circle of friends. The company announced two new partnerships this week, one with R specialist Revolution Analytics and another with data integration vendor Pervasive Software. My colleague Maria Deutscher explored the Cloudera-Revolution compact earlier this week. As for …

Data Scientists Are Rocking the Big Data World

Data Scientists are the new rock stars of the technology world. Don’t believe me? At last week’s Strata conference, throngs of attendees were jockeying so intensely for position to listen to bitly Data Scientist Hilary Mason that I thought I might be …

Big (Data) Impressions from Strata NYC

There were over two-dozen vendors at Strata in New York City this week and I managed to sit down and talk with executives from just about each one. While I’m still in the process of digesting all the data they provided me …

SAP’s Balancing Act

LAS VEGAS – SAP is at an inflection point not unlike it found itself 25 years ago. Back then, SAP put all its money on R3. This time SAP is betting the house on an in-memory data processing engine called HANA. But …

IBM Eyes Government-Fueled Market Opportunities

IBM made two analytics-related acquisitions last week. Both Algorithmics and i2 help IBM further fill-out its business analytics stack, but they also will help IBM exploit two markets whose growth was and continues to be fueled by the federal government. The first …

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