Editor in Chief, Constellation Insights, part of Constellation Research
Larry Dignan is the Global Editor in Chief of ZDNet, a property of Red Ventures. He is also the Editor in Chief of Constellation Insights, which is part of Constellation Research. Larry's articles and work focus on a wide range of technology topics, including enterprise software, AI, data privacy, and cloud computing.
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Larry Dignan's coverage primarily focuses on technology and business, particularly in the realm of software, SaaS, data & analytics. His articles often feature private sector announcements and cite relevant data. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches or advancements within the tech industry that have a significant impact on digital transformation or customer experience.
Given his coverage attributes, Larry may respond well to pitches from companies with innovative products or technologies aiming at enhancing AI capabilities, improving data management solutions for businesses undergoing digital transformations. Additionally, given the focus on private sector announcements and press releases in his work, he might be open to receiving exclusive news about technological advancements and their potential impacts.
As Larry does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers global technology trends extensively; it is important to tailor your pitch with an international perspective rather than focusing solely on local developments.
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By: Larry Dignan
MongoDB launched new Atlas features and integrations with Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services as well as an expanded partner program. The effort, announced at MongoDB.local NYC, is designed to make it easier for developers to scale MongoDB applications across clouds and edge infrastructure.
By: Larry Dignan
CrowdStrike and Amazon Web Services expanded a partnership where Amazon will standardize on CrowdStrike's Falcon platform and CrowdStrike will expand usage of Amazon Bedrock and SageMaker.
By: Larry Dignan
Constellation Insights Editor-in-Chief Larry Dignan interviews Missy Stults, a 2024 Sustainability 50 winner, about the sustainability initiatives she's leading for Ann Arbor, Michigan.
By: Larry Dignan
Apple's second quarter results were better-than-expected, but revenue fell 4% from a year ago. The company said it plans to buy back an additional $110 billion in shares.
Generative AI will drive IT budgets, but the spending is likely to be spread around a bevy of business units too. The more likely outcome is that generative AI spending for projects will be spread around business units and be absorbed in the budgets that run the entire enterprise.
Palantir continued to gain enterprise customers in the first quarter as it delivered first quarter earnings in line with expectations. Commercial revenue was up 40% in the US from a year ago with global government revenue up 16%.
Cisco and Splunk outlined integrations and new security offerings, Palo Alto Networks outlined its AI and cybersecurity future and CrowdStrike, Fastly and a bevy of others had announcements.
By: Larry Dignan
ServiceNow, which launched a bevy of generative AI tools across its Now Platform, is giving customers the ability to bring their own large language models (LLMs) to use in Now Assist.
By: Larry Dignan
Apple launched new iPads, but its latest M4 processor stole the show. The M4, and a heavy dose of AI talk, represented the latest effort by Apple to show that it won't be a generative AI laggard.
Twilio reported better-than-expected first quarter earnings, but its second quarter revenue outlook was light.
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