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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

How Accumulo Safeguards Your Civil Liberties

It’s been widely reported that the NSA is in the midst of collecting huge volumes of call metadata from Verizon associated with all domestic and international calls made by the company’s customers for three months starting in mid-April (see the court order …

Analysis: Vertica Momentum A Bright Spot for HP

When a hot tech start-up gets acquired by a mega-vendor, there are a number of natural evolutions that occur. Among them is the inevitable departure of some of the company’s founding members and other top talent. I say inevitable because the mindset …

Why Nate Silver’s Critics Are Wrong and Lessons for the Enterprise

Former Republican congressman-turned-TV pundit Joe Scarborough doesn’t buy Nate Silver’s numbers. For Scarborough, they just don’t add up. Speaking on Morning Joe on Oct. 29, when Silver’s FiveThirtyEight blog put Obama’s chances at reelection somewhere around 75%, Scarborough declared: “Both sides understand …

Big Data: Polluter or Environmentalist?

Here’s what we know. Data volumes are growing exponentially – a.k.a. Big Data. And we need hardware – lots of hardware – to store it, crunch it and deliver all that data to hungry end-users – both business users and consumers. The …

Accumulo: Why The World Needs Another NoSQL Database

If you’ve been unable to keep up with all the competing NoSQL databases that have hit the market over the last several years, you’re not alone. To name just a few, there’s HBase, Cassandra, MongoDB, Riak, CouchDB, Redis, and Neo4J. To that …

LucidWorks Changes Name, But Remains Focused on Data-Centric Applications

LucidWorks recently changed its name (from Lucid Imagination), but the Redwood City, Calif.-based company remains laser focused on delivering powerful data-centric application development platforms. In fact, the company streamlined its product offerings, eliminating multiple community and enterprise editions to focus on just …

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