Patrick Nelson

Patrick is a writer covering live events with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. A journalist specializing in industrial and business technology, he was formerly editor and publisher of the music industry trade publication Producer Report. Nelson has written for a number of technology blogs and wrote the Disruptor, future of networking blog for NetworkWorld. Nelson wrote the cult-classic novel "Sprawlism." In his spare time, he engineers and builds drones and designs radio frequency antennas. Got news? Tweet us @siliconangle

Latest from Patrick Nelson

Call centers streamline response time with AI-driven application

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

Amazon Connect, Amazon Web Services Inc.’s call center application, received some upgrades recently, namely Contact Lens for Amazon Connect. It allows users to get a picture of trends and sentiment occurring during customer service calls. Alexa natural language understanding is behind the …

Legacy IT needs radical shift in thinking to adapt to cloud

INFRA By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

How a legacy infrastructure provider historically operating in the data center and on-premises, has shifted its focus to providing advanced cloud services was explored at the recent AWS’ re:Invent conference. One key is to capitalize on the legacy work, a senior executive …

AI responsibility, sustainability lacking in most orgs, says consulting group

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

Responsible development of artificial intelligence is lacking in most organizations, Boston Consulting Group Inc. has found. And not only that, but those organizations believe they are being responsible when they’re not. “Organizations perceive their responsible AI maturity to be substantially higher than it …

Scaling IT distribution involves more customer contact, says major player

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

One of the world’s leading IT distributor and solutions aggregators, Tech Data Corp., believes that it is increasingly helping its partners gain expertise in some of the newer technologies so they can be sold to customers. Company execs think one of the ways …

Remote work culture makes traditional network perimeter obsolete; securing identities becomes key

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

The act of securing identities has morphed into the new perimeter, as organizations adopt COVID-induced remote work setups and network boundaries become even more vague. “Now that remote work is the defacto norm, we can no longer rely on the traditional network …

How to use APIs to merge legacy systems with cloud

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

Accelerating digital transformation in aging and long-established government verticals creates distinctive challenges, according to solutions provider Leidos Inc. — not least that the agencies tend to be working in a heterogeneous environment. That is unlike an entrepreneurial-oriented, cloud-first startup, for example. Yet, …

Next-gen PCIe should roll out in 2022, says Broadcom

INFRA By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

As tech continues to evolve and workplaces expand, system performance becomes even more important. The Peripheral Component Interconnect express standard, known as PCIe, aims to help. PCIe is a high-speed standard PC slot for connecting components such as solid-state storage cards. The technology is also …

The consumerization of tech is merging with B2B, says Boomi

CLOUD By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

Once an organization has been able to connect all of its disparate silo data sources, it can concentrate on solving problems with the resulting backbone. It’s not just about moving data around, but creating new business models and experiences with the data …

AWS Private 5G enables orgs to leverage cell tech to augment their current network

IOT By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

The digitized business requirements that are prompting connection of ever-increasing masses of sensors and devices, along with the headache of physically running cables around premises, are some of the reasons Amazon Web Services Inc. has announced its Private 5G product for customers. …

IoT is no longer just about sensors, says engineering firm

IOT By PATRICK NELSON5 YEARS AGO

The big question some attendees at last week’s AWS re:Invent conference were trying to answer was the best way to move traditional data center technologies into moving objects: Planes, trains and automobiles, for example. Finding the best way to get the cloud …

Patrick Nelson

Latest from Patrick Nelson

Call centers streamline response time with AI-driven application

Legacy IT needs radical shift in thinking to adapt to cloud

AI responsibility, sustainability lacking in most orgs, says consulting group

Scaling IT distribution involves more customer contact, says major player

Remote work culture makes traditional network perimeter obsolete; securing identities becomes key

How to use APIs to merge legacy systems with cloud

Next-gen PCIe should roll out in 2022, says Broadcom

The consumerization of tech is merging with B2B, says Boomi

AWS Private 5G enables orgs to leverage cell tech to augment their current network

IoT is no longer just about sensors, says engineering firm

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