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Tim Hawkins

With 29 years in the engineering world, Tim Hawkins is currently a liveblogger for SiliconANGLE.com. Tim spent 12 years in the defense industry, with tenures at the US Army Corps of Engineers and Northrop Grumman, before shifting focus to the manufacturing sector. Tim served as a product engineer for Abbott Labs, manufacturing engineer for ANS Medical, and as a test engineer for Flextronics, helping those companies to manufacture better products in a more productive and safe way.

Tim enjoys hardcore gaming, excessive reading, getting lost on the dark corners of the Internet and being a general introvert.


Latest from Tim Hawkins

Dell EMC redesigns Isilon to store more using less space

With current storage trends in the enterprise, including all-flash and virtualization capabilities, there is an increasing demand for more performance and unconstrained scalability without compromising on enterprise features or protocols, according to Eric Seidman (pictured), senior manager of product marketing, Emerging Technologies Division, at Dell …

How the OpenShift.io toolset is making life easier for DevOps

One of the more exciting announcements at this year’s Red Hat Summit was Red Hat Inc.’s launch of a highly anticipated set of DevOps tools called OpenShift.io. The tools were created with Red Hat’s OpenShift environment in mind, and in addition to solving issues such as difficulties with …

Does OpenStack have an advantage over proprietary cloud solutions?

The intent behind Rackspace Inc. and NASA’s OpenStack project was to build a community around the first fully open-source cloud platform towards the creation of cloud infrastructure. At the time in 2010, development resources were split between both public and private cloud …

Data streams and AI bridge expectations and ads

Less than a decade ago, sales and marketing people were using the tried and true methods for talking with their customers. Telephone, email and standalone chat programs, such as ICQ or Yahoo Messenger, were marketing industry standards. And while those methods are still …

The cloud-ready mentality is transforming organizations

The digital revolution in marketing is here. As technology continues to march forward at an ever-increasing pace, many companies’ sales and marketing organizations are realizing that they must embrace new technology and ideas in order to compete. In fact, customers are looking to …

The modern marketplace: Why too much data is never enough

A prophetic conversation happened a year ago at last year’s Oracle Modern Marketing Experience event, when theCUBE co-host John Furrier (@furrier) and Ron Corbisier (pictured), chief executive officer at Relationship One, examined the economic impact of data. Rapid access to seemingly boundless stores of …

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