Monthly Archives: February 2018

So thrilled with this announcement by Evergage. I remember the first time I met Karl Wirth when he was at Red Hat and knew from almost the first hour that he was going to do great things.  I’m so proud … Continue reading →

Two of my favorite things (startups and Cambridge) merge at Grafton Studio – a lean web agency led by my friend Sean Treacy, based right in Harvard Square (in fact, their office is visible from the main image on Koa’s … Continue reading →

Check out the original LinkedIn post here Judging from the engagement on my latest post from across the spectrum of business leaders, data engineers, data scientists and thought leaders, DataOps is clearly picking up steam. There were too many comments for me … Continue reading →

See the original post here Large enterprises are experiencing a foundational shift in how they view their data and structure their data engineering teams. As organizations capture more data than ever before, and store it in an ever-increasing variety of … Continue reading →

What happens when the SaaS company you started has grown beyond startup phase and your ready to go do your next startup.  If your company has been successful – but is not going to end up being a unicorn or … Continue reading →

Twine Health has been acquired by Fitbit.  As a user, investor & Founding BOD Member @ Twine Health I’m thrilled about the potential of this deal for patients. The mission at Twine is powerful and the impact of Twine @ scale … Continue reading →