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

Spurred by COVID, low-code market enters hypergrowth, says Gartner

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

The worldwide market for low-code development tools will grow nearly 23% this year, to $13.8 billion, driven in part by a surge in do-it-yourself projects initiated in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s according to Gartner Inc. research released today, which also …

Labelbox raises $40M to automate data labeling in AI model development

AI By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Labelbox Inc., which makes software that speeds the labeling of training data in machine and deep learning applications, today said it closed a $40 million Series C funding round, bringing its total funding to $79 million. The company declined to release its …

VMware and Accenture team up on app modernization venture

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Accenture Plc and VMware Inc. today said they’re expanding a partnership and launching a new business group focused on accelerating cloud migration to the cloud, modernizing applications and using the cloud as a foundation for new business models. The Accenture VMware Business …

Dynatrace fortifies security and automation for cloud-native development

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Application performance management company Dynatrace Inc. is already enhancing the Application Security Module it released only in December. Improvements announced today include extending Dynatrace’s machine learning-based risk assessment for applications running on Node.js, which is a popular runtime environment for programs written …

CYE raises $100M to help spot and close enterprise cybersecurity gaps

SECURITY By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Israeli cybersecurity firm CYE Ltd. announced today it has raised $100 million in new financing to expand its business, which combines technology and “white hat” hacking to help enterprises identify their most serious vulnerabilities. The 80-person company uses algorithms and graph modeling to …

Oracle plays for the edge with rentable ruggedized servers

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

In a play for the rapidly growing market for cloud services at the edge of the network, Oracle Corp. today introduced Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure, a ruggedized, portable and scalable server node that is compatible with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The company said customers …

IBM entry-level flash storage gets update with hybrid cloud and container support

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. today updated its entry-level flash storage systems with improved price/performance along with hybrid cloud and container-centric capabilities. The new FlashSystem 5200 is described as offering better performance and capacity than its predecessor, the FlashSystem 5100, at a 20% lower base …

Starburst joins managed service parade with its Presto-based analytics platform

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Fresh off a $100 million venture capital infusion that vaulted it to unicorn status, Starburst Data Inc. today announced a managed version of its analytics platform based on the Presto distributed database management system. Starburst Galaxy combines cloud-native features such as rapid …

Following successful IPO, Telus International seeks dominance in customer experience

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Coming off the biggest initial public offering of a technology company in Canadian history, Telus International Inc. is in a good position to buy its way into new markets. But Chief Financial Officer Vanessa Kanu says the subsidiary of the $11 billion …

Ping Identity service uses video facial recognition to verify new customer accounts

SECURITY By PAUL GILLIN6 YEARS AGO

Ping Identity Holding Corp., a provider of identity management services, Tuesday launched PingOne Verify, a new cloud service that businesses can use to more quickly verify customer identities for rapid account onboarding, authentication and fraud prevention. The cloud-based service can be embedded …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Spurred by COVID, low-code market enters hypergrowth, says Gartner

Labelbox raises $40M to automate data labeling in AI model development

VMware and Accenture team up on app modernization venture

CYE raises $100M to help spot and close enterprise cybersecurity gaps

Oracle plays for the edge with rentable ruggedized servers

IBM entry-level flash storage gets update with hybrid cloud and container support

Following successful IPO, Telus International seeks dominance in customer experience

Ping Identity service uses video facial recognition to verify new customer accounts

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