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

Extending its Java modernization suite, vFunction raises $26 million in new funding

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Application modernization startup vFunction Inc. today revealed a new $26 million early-stage funding round, coming on top of the $12.2 million in seed funding it raised eight months ago. Along with the Series A round, the company also announced the availability of …

Veritas, Manage Engine beef up ransomware protection for backups and endpoints

SECURITY By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Two companies in the backup market are introducing new products intended specifically to address the scourge of ransomware attacks, which increased more than 150% in the first half of this year. Veritas Technologies LLC today said it will release Veritas NetBackup Recovery …

Dell expands edge product line with servers, gateways and laptops for remote deployment

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Dell Technologies Inc. today is stepping up its push to gain a place at the edge of corporate networks with a set of new servers and special-purpose platforms designed to capture and process data in remote and extreme environments. Edge computing is …

After fits and starts, Google’s cloud strategy is finally finding its footing

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Avis Budget Car Rental LLC popularized the phrase, “We’re number two. We try harder.” But what do you do when you’re number four? That’s the challenge facing Google LLC in its drive to overcome a late start, a once questionable commitment and …

Startup aims to apply AI to helping people overcome fear of public speaking

AI By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Seattle-based startup Yoodli Inc. has raised a $1 million pre-seed funding round to develop a novel application of artificial intelligence: helping people overcome their fear of public speaking. The company’s technology, which is still in development, uses a combination of machine learning …

VMware ups its cross-cloud game and open-sources Tanzu app modernization toolkit

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. is stepping up its multicloud game today and intensifying its embrace of the Kubernetes orchestrator for software containers with a set of announcements at the VMWorld conference opening today. Building on its large base of users of its hypervisor, the …

Dell takes its Apex as-a-service across clouds with VMware integration

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Looking to wring more value out of its VMware Inc. subsidiary’s multi-cloud strategy while advancing its own APEX composable infrastructure offering, Dell Technologies Inc. today announced a bundle that provides consistent operations across multicloud environments. The company is also adding an object storage …

Sigstore aims to close the trust gap in open-source software

SECURITY By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

One of the great virtues of open-source software – which is that anyone can contribute – is also one of its greatest weaknesses. The issue is that supply-chainlike process by which projects involving multiple contributors come together is based to a large …

Amplitude shakes off Wall Street malaise as initial share price jumps 57%

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

Conventional wisdom says that behavior tracking firm Amplitude Inc. chose a terrible day to go public with the Nasdaq composite index down nearly 2.5% today, but the nearly 57% pop in the company shares indicates that investors are looking beyond the short …

As a skills crisis mounts, tech leaders pivot: ‘It’s crazy the hiring spree they’re on’

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN5 YEARS AGO

For data scientists, Java developers and cloud computing experts, these are the best of times. For the companies looking to hire them? Not so much. The skills shortage that has been a constant background thrum in information technology industries for decades is …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Extending its Java modernization suite, vFunction raises $26 million in new funding

Veritas, Manage Engine beef up ransomware protection for backups and endpoints

Dell expands edge product line with servers, gateways and laptops for remote deployment

Startup aims to apply AI to helping people overcome fear of public speaking

VMware ups its cross-cloud game and open-sources Tanzu app modernization toolkit

Dell takes its Apex as-a-service across clouds with VMware integration

Sigstore aims to close the trust gap in open-source software

Amplitude shakes off Wall Street malaise as initial share price jumps 57%

As a skills crisis mounts, tech leaders pivot: ‘It’s crazy the hiring spree they’re on’

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