Joseph Gulla
Contributor
Joseph Gulla got his start in IT as a COBOL programmer in the late 1970s. He has worked with IBM products as a developer, system operator and instructor. Gulla has a Ph.D. in CIS from Nova Southeastern University and an MBA in MIS from La Salle University. Since 2000, Joe has helped StreamFoundry, an IBM Business Partner, with competitive software migrations and has continued his long association with Alazar Press as its general manager.
Infusing Data Through AI
November 9, 2020
There are 16 IBM products that can help organizations infuse data through the use of AI. This week, Joseph Gulla explores eight of them.
ArticlesIBM Analytics Products Express Wide-Ranging Capabilities
November 2, 2020
Joseph Gulla explores products that help scale AI broadly across the organization
ArticlesIBM Analytics Products Have a Strong Focus
October 28, 2020
There’s a lot to the analytics software topic, so it helps to understand it using tools like IBM’s analytics products model
ArticlesIs Your Data Ready for AI?
October 20, 2020
Analytics products and services can discover meaningful patterns in data that reveal insights that organizations can interpret and communicate to others.
ArticlesDevOps Agile Tools and Practices
October 13, 2020
In his latest “IT Trendz” post, Joseph Gulla explores DevOps, an increasingly common approach to agile software development
ArticlesCloud Integration Middleware Is Growing
September 30, 2020
In his latest “IT Trendz” post, Joseph Gulla explores cloud integration with IBM products.
ArticlesValuable Application and Integration Middleware
August 30, 2020
WebSphere Application Server has grown and changed over the years. In this IT Trendz post, Joseph Gulla explores IBM Websphere software.
ArticlesWhat Is Middleware?
April 6, 2020
What is middleware, where does it reside and why is it important?
ArticlesThe z15 Represents a Huge Leap for IBM Z
February 6, 2020
Mainframe computing has been changing and growing for over 60 years, but the IBM z15 is more like a giant leap than a step increment in the IBM Z architecture.
Articlesz15 Reflects That IBM Is Working Even Closer With Customers
February 2, 2020
As IBM is working even closer with clients, new functions are being released often with a powerful amalgamation of hardware and software working in deep collaboration.