Paul Gillin, Author at SiliconANGLE

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BigDataNYC debate: Are Hadoop upstarts the future or road kill?

By Paul Gillin Mar 24, 2015

Big Data analytics is going to change business as we know it, but there’s no guarantee that the companies that dominate the market today will be around to take a victory lap. That was…

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Humana eyes APIs as key tools for revolutionizing health care

By Paul Gillin Mar 19, 2015

If you think application program interfaces (APIs) are just a tool for geeky software developers, think again. In the age of Big Data and mobility, every company is potentially an information provider, and APIs…

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No silver linings in GigaOm’s demise

By Paul Gillin Mar 13, 2015

The failure of a business is sometimes cause for jubilation at that company’s competitors, but I didn’t detect much glee in the reaction of my SiliconANGLE colleagues this week to the sudden shutdown of…

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John Sculley on customers, disruption and the fight with Steve Jobs

By Paul Gillin Mar 13, 2015

At 14, John Sculley invented a color picture tube and channel changer that almost were licensed by a major TV manufacturer. His college major wasn’t business but architecture. His career took him to Pepsi-Cola…

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SignalFx exits stealth with a whole new approach to application monitoring

By Paul Gillin Mar 12, 2015

Asserting that application monitoring technology designed for the age of monolithic computers hasn’t kept pace with today’s highly containerized and distributed environments, SignalFx (formerly SignalFuse) is emerging from stealth today with a fresh $28.5 million…

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SugarCRM buys sales rep productivity tech with Stitch acquisition

By Paul Gillin Mar 10, 2015

In a talent grab that also takes a dig at rival CRM software provider Salesforce.com, Inc. SugarCRM, Inc. has snatched up the intellectual property and other assets of Hothouse Labs, Inc. the San Francisco-based maker of the Stitch…

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Wikibon view: ODP clarifies choices in chaotic Hadoop market

By Paul Gillin Mar 6, 2015

Industry consortia have a mixed track record in computer industry history. At their best, they create standards the market can rally around, thereby simplifying user decision making (think W3C). At their worst, they foster…

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Syncsort acquires William Data to boost mainframe-Splunk integration

By Paul Gillin Mar 5, 2015

Syncsort, Inc., one of the most durable independent software vendors, has acquired U.K.-based William Data Systems as part of its campaign to help enterprise mainframe users leverage the power of modern Big Data technologies to…

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SolidFire fills in mid-tier product line and unbundles its storage OS

By Paul Gillin Feb 25, 2015

Coming off a year in which it claims enterprise sales grew by nearly 600%, SolidFire, Inc. is introducing its latest all-flash array, citing forward-compatibility guarantees and flexible deployment options as incentives. The company is…

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Violin Memory says throw out those disks with its new all-flash arrays

By Paul Gillin Feb 17, 2015

Violin Memory, Inc. is rolling out two new all-flash arrays, pitching them as the first flash storage systems that can run primary workloads at less than the cost of traditional disk. The company is…

Paul Gillin

BigDataNYC debate: Are Hadoop upstarts the future or road kill?

Humana eyes APIs as key tools for revolutionizing health care

No silver linings in GigaOm’s demise

John Sculley on customers, disruption and the fight with Steve Jobs

SignalFx exits stealth with a whole new approach to application monitoring

SugarCRM buys sales rep productivity tech with Stitch acquisition

Syncsort acquires William Data to boost mainframe-Splunk integration

SolidFire fills in mid-tier product line and unbundles its storage OS

Violin Memory says throw out those disks with its new all-flash arrays

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