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

The key to success in cloud computing, says survey: Plan ahead

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

A new survey by cloud service management firm CloudHealth Technologies Inc. finds that companies that plan their journey to the cloud and appoint a steward to oversee it enjoy more than twice the revenue growth of those that don’t. That translates into …

Microsoft results top estimates as cloud revenues surge 95 percent

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. beat revenue and profit estimates in its fiscal second quarter, buoyed by impressive growth in its Azure cloud computing business and strong gains in the cloud-based Office 365 productivity suite. Revenues of $26.1 billion eclipsed analyst consensus estimates of $25.3 billion …

IBM to support Google-developed TensorFlow machine learning library

EMERGING TECH By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

The TensorFlow machine learning framework that Google Inc. released under an Apache open-source license in late 2015 just gained an important endorsement: IBM Corp. said today that it will support TensorFlow 0.12 on its PowerAI machine learning platform. IBM introduced PowerAI late last …

It’s another earnings blowout for ServiceNow

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

Red-hot information technology service management provider ServiceNow Inc. beat every metric that matters today as it announced stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results. Highlighting the quarter at the Santa Clara, California-based company were a 41 percent jump in subscription revenues and 35 percent growth in total revenues. Full-year …

SAP beats estimates on cloud strength, raises outlook through 2020

APPS By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

Continuing to escape the malaise that has hit much of the legacy information technology industry, application software giant SAP SE posted healthy fourth-quarter earnings on a 40 percent jump in bookings for its cloud computing offerings and a 47 percent surge in …

Kinetica rolls machine learning libraries into its GPU-powered database

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

In-memory database maker Kinetica Db Inc. today is adding in-database analytics via user-defined functions to its namesake product, enabling machine learning and artificial intelligence libraries such as TensorFlow, BiDMach, Caffe and Torch to run directly inside the database, rather than requiring a time-consuming process …

Adaptive Insights CEO: Why corporate performance management will disrupt financial forecasting

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

The annual corporate financial plans that have long been a business staple seem almost quaint in the context of today’s breakneck business pace. The hottest new concept is corporate performance management, known as CPM, an evolution of business intelligence that gathers data from …

Tricentis hauls in huge $165M funding round to automate software testing

APPS By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

The software testing market isn’t generally thought of as a hotbed of venture capital investment, but Tricentis GmbH is aiming to put that image to rest with today’s announcement of a massive $165 million series B financing round led by Insight Venture Partners. …

Drones are really data vacuums. Here’s how one startup plans to clean up

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

Drones may still be a bit of a novelty in the skies, but cottage industries are already springing up around expectations that their impact will be enormous. Fleets of drones are already being used in fields such as law enforcement, agriculture, real …

Report shows Office 365 pulling away from cloud application pack

APPS By PAUL GILLIN10 YEARS AGO

In a further sign that Microsoft Corp. is making hay in cloud computing, its Office 365 continues to extend its lead as the No. 1 productivity suite in the cloud. That’s one finding in cloud identity management provider Okta Inc.‘s third “Businesses @ Work” …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Microsoft results top estimates as cloud revenues surge 95 percent

IBM to support Google-developed TensorFlow machine learning library

It’s another earnings blowout for ServiceNow

SAP beats estimates on cloud strength, raises outlook through 2020

Kinetica rolls machine learning libraries into its GPU-powered database

Adaptive Insights CEO: Why corporate performance management will disrupt financial forecasting

Tricentis hauls in huge $165M funding round to automate software testing

Drones are really data vacuums. Here’s how one startup plans to clean up

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