Kristina Farrah, Author at SiliconANGLE

kWIQly Helps Buildings Save 1.5 Trillion Dollars In Energy Per Year

By Kristina Farrah Jun 14, 2013

One of our guests at The Cube is James Ferguson, CEO of kWIQly. The very first thing we noticed about this startup is the rather interesting spelling of its company, which Ferguson explained right…

Design in Micro-Interactions: Perceived Simplicity vs. Functionality

By Kristina Farrah Jun 7, 2013

During the second day of SiliconAngle’s coverage at O’Reilly Fluent, we came across Dan Saffer, Director of Interactive Design at Smart Designs. He’s also an author and has recently published his fourth book called…

Splunk Predates Big Data, Can Derive Meaning from Minecraft, and It Can Save Lives Too

By Kristina Farrah Jun 6, 2013

Another big name in the tech industry that we had the chance to interview at O’Reilly Fluent Conference was Paul Sanford, GM for Products, Developer Platform & Windows at Splunk.

As CIO : Start with Something You Know + Don’t Make End Users Choose, Says Equinox CIO

By Kristina Farrah Jun 5, 2013

As theCube was extracting signal from the noise at ServiceNow Knowledge, we’re happy to have chat with Brian Lillie, CIO of Equinox.

Appcelerator Enterprise Platform Launch Wrap-Up

By Kristina Farrah May 27, 2013

SiliconAngle correspondent Jeff Fricks was at Mountain View, California to cover the launch of Appcelerator Enterprise Platform, a comprehensive mobile enterprise platform that enables businesses to create, deliver and analyze their entire mobile application…

MapR On Cloud: It’s a Greenfield + Rivals Onboard at Different Speeds

By Kristina Farrah May 27, 2013

SiliconAngle’s founding Editor Mark “rizzn” Hopkins was at Google IO 2013 to cover one of the biggest conferences for developers. At the event, we’re pleased to have Jabari Norton of MapR for an interview.

Open Source is a Mindset, says Appcelerator CEO

By Kristina Farrah May 27, 2013

While covering the launch of Appcelerator Enterprise Platform at Mountain View, we’re happy to have a short chat with Jeff Haynie, co-founder and CEO of Appcelerator.

Ventures Capitalists Love Profitable Companies That Don’t Need Money

By Kristina Farrah May 3, 2013

The Cube headed over to Stanford University for the school’s 17th annual Accel Symposium. There, we had the chance to speak with keynote speakers Lynda Weinman, co-founder and executive chairman of Lynda.com, and Bud…

Breaking Analysis: Arista, HP, & Brocade Advance Software-Defined Networking

By Kristina Farrah May 2, 2013

WikiBon Senior Analyst Stu Miniman is featured in SiliconAngle’s Breaking Analysis to talk about the latest in Internet switches and software-defined networking. There have been a few physical switch announcements that happened this week…

What’s Flash Mean for the Everyday IT Guy?

By Kristina Farrah Apr 25, 2013

Today at FlashCUBE, David Floyer shares his thoughts on client’s perspective about flash, as well as flash-related issues that an IT person deals with on a daily basis.

Kristina Farrah

kWIQly Helps Buildings Save 1.5 Trillion Dollars In Energy Per Year

Design in Micro-Interactions: Perceived Simplicity vs. Functionality

Splunk Predates Big Data, Can Derive Meaning from Minecraft, and It Can Save Lives Too

As CIO : Start with Something You Know + Don’t Make End Users Choose, Says Equinox CIO

Appcelerator Enterprise Platform Launch Wrap-Up

MapR On Cloud: It’s a Greenfield + Rivals Onboard at Different Speeds

Open Source is a Mindset, says Appcelerator CEO

Ventures Capitalists Love Profitable Companies That Don’t Need Money

Breaking Analysis: Arista, HP, & Brocade Advance Software-Defined Networking

What’s Flash Mean for the Everyday IT Guy?

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