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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

For CIOs, Time to Confront Shadow IT

Nobody likes to be undermined. But that’s what’s happening to corporate IT departments across industries thanks to shadow IT projects. Via: Wikibon Infographics According to a survey of the Wikibon community, fully 60% of respondents cited at least some level of spending …

Cloudera Releases CDH4 and More Robust Hadoop Management Software

Anybody who thinks Cloudera might be losing its edge should probably think again. While the upcoming Hortonworks Data Platform and Hadoop on Microsoft Windows has the industry buzzing, Cloudera today released the fourth version of its Apache Hadoop distribution and a significantly …

Vertica 6 Aims to Be Enterprise Big Data Analytics Hub

Vertica released the latest version of its analytic database platform earlier this week and the spotlight was clearly trained on data access. Vertica 6.0 significantly expands the platform’s ability to federate data from outside sources for analysis, including Hadoop and HP’s own …

For SAP, It’s Now a Big Data World

In his keynote at SAPPHIRE this morning, SAP Co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe made three predictions. Two of them – that within five years we will live in a completely mobile, cloud-based world – were of the relatively safe variety. The third was …

Opera Solutions Adds SAP HANA to its Analytics-as-a-Service Repertoire

Opera Solutions announced this morning that it will incorporate SAP’s in-memory database HANA into its Analytics-as-a-Service offerings. The combination of HANA and Opera’s advanced data mining capabilities – which centers around what the company calls signal hubs – will allow enterprises that …

So You’re 100% Virtualized … So What?

A recent InformationWeek article highlighted a number of companies who are well on their way to 100% virtualized infrastructures. PACCAR, Pacific Northwest National Lab, Corporate Express, Westcon Group … all of these firms are over 50% virtualized and are shooting for the …

Getting the Big Picture with Big Data Discovery

IBM’s pending acquisition of Vivisimo, announced last week, brings into focus an important component of the Big Data stack: Big Data discovery. By Big Data discovery, I’m referring to a layer in the Big Data stack that allows Data Scientists to get …

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