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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.


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Acceldata lands $8.5M for data observability platform

Data observability startup Acceldata Inc. today announced that it has raised $8.5 million in a Series A venture capital round, bringing its total funding to $10.5 million. The company, which was founded by four former Hortonworks Inc. engineers, is targeting machine learning …

OpenStack celebrates 10th birthday with more than 20,000 code changes

The OpenStack Foundation, which has governed the development of its namesake open-source cloud infrastructure software since 2012, today released the 22nd round of updates to OpenStack and its component projects. Dubbed Victoria, the new release includes more than 20,000 code changes by nearly …

Red Hat ties Ansible automation to Kubernetes cluster management

Red Hat Inc. is again demonstrating why it paid $100 million for open-source automation startup Ansible Inc. in 2015. The company today announced it’s integrating its Ansible Automation Platform and Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes product lines to improve automation in cloud-native …

Ujet adds virtual agents to cloud contact center platform

Ujet Inc. today upgraded its cloud contact center platform with intelligent virtual agent capabilities that the company says enable more natural interactions with customers. The five-year-old company, which raised $55 million in venture funding in June, has a platform that combines voice and …

Low-code feeding frenzy continues as Airkit emerges with $28M in funding

Investors continue to pour money into the rapidly growing market for software tools that empower business users to develop robust applications, dubbed “low-code/no-code” platforms. The newest startup to get some love: Airkit Inc., a low-code platform targeted specifically at customer experience management. The …

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