Paul Gillin

Paul Gillin is the Senior Editor for Wikibon’s micro-analysis team. He is the author of five books and more than 300 articles on the topic of social media and digital marketing. Gillin has 23 years experience in tech journalism, including his time as founding editor-in-chief of B2B technology publisher TechTarget as well as editor-in-chief and executive editor of the technology weekly Computerworld. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Society for New Communications Research and a member of the Procter & Gamble Digital Advisory Board.

Latest from Paul Gillin

Epsagon adds containers, Azure cloud to its observability platform

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Epsagon Inc., a two-year-old startup that provides visibility into workloads built on serverless platforms, today announced new extensions to its core that target software containers, the self-contained operating environments that are increasingly favored by developers. The company, which raised $16 million in …

MetaCX bids to take CRM to the next level with outcomes-based sales platform

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

MetaCX Inc. yesterday launched what it calls an “outcomes-based” platform for managing customer relationships in sales scenarios involving digital products, saying it aims to close the loops that are often left open after a business-to-business transaction is completed. The software-as-a-service application provides …

Arm yourself: The edge computing revolution may not be Intel-powered

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Heads up, Intel Corp.: The future of enterprise computing is taking shape, and it doesn’t necessarily have an x86 processor at its core. That’s the conclusion of David Floyer, chief technology officer at SiliconANGLE sister research firm Wikibon, in an extensive new …

JumpCloud extends cloud directory service with detailed user activity monitoring

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

JumpCloud Inc., which touts itself as the first directory-as-a-service provider, today extended administrative visibility into user accounts with a premium feature called Directory Insights that gives system administrators and security staff a centralized view of user activity around access to corporate resources. …

Surveys find COVID-19 is stressing IT pros but also elevating their importance

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Three recent surveys document the toll that the COVID-19 pandemic is taking on information technology professionals, ranging from long work hours to heightened stress levels caused by the need to support employees who are using new tools for the first time. Yet …

What recession? Dell, VMware vaporize Wall Street earnings estimates

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

In an economy that some are calling the worst since the Great Depression, tech giants continue to thrive, demonstrated once again today by two tech stalwarts. Dell Technologies Inc. and its publicly traded VMware Inc. subsidiary today both posted financial results that …

A smaller, simpler Docker looks to get its groove back

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

To say it has been a tumultuous two years for Docker Inc. would be an understatement. The onetime software industry unicorn, which raised nearly $260 million during a frenetic four-year run following the release of its namesake software container technology in 2013, …

Seven technologies and trends the COVID-19 pandemic will accelerate

EMERGING TECH By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Crisis plants the seeds of ingenuity, and as the world struggles out of the COVID-19 pandemic and into an unknown new normal, it’s clear that entire industries will be transformed by innovations that have emerged to combat the disease. Store closures may …

How a big-data safety net is catching high-risk patients during pandemic’s rampage

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Data analytics are often cast in the cold light of financial forecasts and factory plans, but the COVID-19 pandemic has offered a look at how the same tools can be used to better the human condition. At Commonwealth Care Alliance Inc., a …

HPE revenue plunges, sparking new round of cost cuts

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Updated: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Inc. today reported sharply lower revenues in its fiscal second quarter and said it would initiate salary reductions and unpaid leaves to adapt to demand declines brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Revenues fell 15% in constant currency …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Epsagon adds containers, Azure cloud to its observability platform

MetaCX bids to take CRM to the next level with outcomes-based sales platform

Arm yourself: The edge computing revolution may not be Intel-powered

JumpCloud extends cloud directory service with detailed user activity monitoring

Surveys find COVID-19 is stressing IT pros but also elevating their importance

Seven technologies and trends the COVID-19 pandemic will accelerate

How a big-data safety net is catching high-risk patients during pandemic’s rampage

HPE revenue plunges, sparking new round of cost cuts

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