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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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Helpshift takes in $23M to build out mobile support technology

Helpshift Inc. raised a $23 million series B funding round for its in-app customer service technology , bringing total capital raised to $36.2 million. Participants in the new round include Microsoft Ventures Inc., Salesforce Ventures, and all previously existing investors, including Intel Capital …

#SparkSummit West 2016 preview: The power of 2.0

Spark Summit West kicks off in San Francisco today, and you can bet the buzz will be all about Spark 2.0. DataBricks Inc., the principal curator of Spark, was impeccable in its timing, announcing the successor to the current version 1.6 just …

ServiceNow extends growing security arm with BrightPoint buy

Cloud workflow powerhouse ServiceNow Inc. is wasting no time in expanding its footprint in its newest market: computer security. Barely three months after announcing the expansion of its platform into security operations, the company said it has acquired BrightPoint Security Inc. for …

Wikibon sees more big data projects moving cloud-ward

Big data projects are ready to move to the cloud on a large scale, but a host of concerns about regulations, ownership and the structural impediments of moving large amounts of data off-site will limit mass adoption of public cloud platforms, says …

SS8 brings law enforcement-style forensics to the enterprise

SS8 Networks Inc., a company whose clients until now have mainly been limited to telecommunications firms, intelligence agencies and law enforcement organizations, is bringing its breach detection technology to enterprises with a platform that uses a “time machine” approach to sniff out …

SignalFx spiffs up analytics-based monitor for complex systems

SignalFx Inc., a startup that claims to have a radical new approach to system monitoring in the age of containers and micro services, is enhancing its core platform with new features to better detect anomalies in complex infrastructure. The venture-backed company, which …

CloudBolt automates cloud bursting

CloudBolt Software Inc. has added cloud bursting support to its virtual machine self-provisioning software, enabling customers to specify CPU thresholds at which workloads can automatically expand into public infrastructure-as-a-service without user intervention. Cloud bursting is simple in concept but difficult in execution. …

Why the future will be 3D printed

The next big breakthroughs in additive manufacturing – also called 3D printing – won’t be as showy as notable recent examples of printed houses and cars, but they will be no less dramatic in their impact. The process of taking ideas from …

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