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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

Is Hadoop Ready for the Enterprise?

The big news in the Hadoop world today was the release of Hortonworks Data Platform 2.0. It boasts a YARN-based architecture designed to make HDP a true multi-application platform. That means in addition to batch analytics jobs, HDP can also tackle SQL-like …

Is “Analytics for All” Finally at Hand?

Business intelligence vendors have been promising to extend the power of analytics to regular business users for years. But that promise has gone largely unfulfilled. While exact figures are difficult to come by, by most estimates BI usage rates within the enterprise …

All Data Is Relevant Now

The Wall Street Journal posted a story this week about the NSA data mining program and the legal framework that supports it. The story zeroed in on what it characterized as the evolving interpretation of one word – ‘relevant’ – in the …

Expect a Ripping Good YARN at Hadoop Summit

Hadoop Summit 2013 kicks off tomorrow and expect YARN to be a major topic of conversation. Three years in the making, YARN is essentially a new operating system for Hadoop that will allow the open source Big Data framework to break free …

10gen Rides MongoDB Momentum to the Enterprise

MongoDB’s success with web and mobile developers in the start-up community is well known. The open source NoSQL database recently surpassed 4 million downloads and is in use at start-ups like Foursquare, VisibleGains, Shopcade and Gilt.   Increasingly, however, MongoDB is getting …

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