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Klint Finley

Klint Finley is a Senior Writer at SiliconAngle. His specialties
include IT services, enterprise technology and software development.
Prior to SiliconAngle he was a writer for ReadWriteWeb. He's also a
former IT practicioner, and has written about technology for over a
decade. He can be contacted at angle@klintfinley.com.


Latest from Klint Finley

IBM Acquires Cloud QA Company Green Hat

Today IBM announced that it has an agreed to acquire Green Hat, a company that provides tools for building virtual environments for software quality assurance and testing. This follows the official launch of IBM’s platform-as-a-service and continues IBM’s developer-centric cloud strategy. Once …

Top 5 Fastest Growing Open Source Projects in the Enterprise

Today OpenLogic published its report on open source adoption trends in the enterprise. The company analyzed Google search results, its own OLEX search and download data, its own customer support contracts and its customers’ platform-as-a-service deployments to determine which projects are trending …

5 Underdog Startups to Watch in 2012

We’ve been running a series of posts on startups to watch in 2012, including open source startups to watch and big data startups to watch. Now here’s a look at five startups that are poised for breakout success or acquisition, but face …

Linux is Coming to Microsoft Azure in 2012 – Sort Of

Mary Jo Foley reports that Microsoft will support the ability to create persistent virtual machines on Azure this year. This means that uses will be able to create virtual Linux servers on Azure without losing state. Azure currently has the ability to …

Trends 2012: Integration-as-a-Service

I suppose this might sound something like “service as a service” since many professional services firms are dedicated to systems integration. But there’s a trend towards data and application integration being done as an automated solution, often delivered through the cloud, rather …

5 Open Source Startups to Watch # 5: Talend

This year we picked five startups commercializing open source projects that look especially strong going into 2012. The list is in no particular order. Talend develops an open source data integration platform and offers a number of paid open core enterprise products …

Trends 2012: Big Data Necessitates DevOps

The term “DevOps” refers to a set of methods for both helping operations and engineering teams work together more efficiently and for helping operations staffs apply some of the methods associated with agile software development to their own work, often with automation …

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 4: Opscode

This year we picked five startups commercializing open source projects that look especially strong going into 2012. The list is in no particular order. Opscode is the company behind Chef, a configuration automation tool popular among DevOps practicioners. Opscodes offers a hosted …

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 3: Joyent

This year we picked five startups commercializing open source projects that look especially strong going into 2012. The list is in no particular order. Joyent is an IaaS provider and sponsor of Node.js, the open source server side JavaScript system. It also …

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