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Kevin Oliver
Portfolio Marketing Manager, Hybrid Data Management, IBM

Kevin Oliver is the Portfolio Marketing Manager for IBM Hybrid Data Management.  Prior work includes product marketing at Dell EMC responsible for a range of data center products as well as M&A marketing integration. Additional previous work experience includes Asia marketing management for National Instruments and Asia developer relations marketing for Intel.

Why analysts are hailing Db2 11.5 as the database for AI

Why analysts are hailing Db2 11.5 as the database for AI

June 20, 2019 | by Kevin Oliver, Portfolio Marketing Manager, Hybrid Data Management, IBM
Learn why analysts and journalists hail Db2 11.5 has already as “a major upgrade” and as the AI database.
It’s a multicloud world, so we’re bringing Db2 to your AWS data

It’s a multicloud world, so we’re bringing Db2 to your AWS data

April 2, 2019 | by Kevin Oliver, Portfolio Marketing Manager, Hybrid Data Management, IBM
If your business hasn’t already embraced a multiple-cloud strategy, it’s likely that one is in your near future. Recent research shows that 85 percent of companies already operate in multicloud environments, and 98 percent of companies plan to be multicloud by 2021. While cloud-based platforms...
The vision for Db2 and other announcements from Think 2019

The vision for Db2 and other announcements from Think 2019

February 21, 2019 | by Kevin Oliver, Portfolio Marketing Manager, Hybrid Data Management, IBM
At the Think 2019 conference, IBM hosted a plethora of data-management-focused sessions with several announcements that will undoubtedly impact the data management strategy of many businesses.
IBM embraces multicloud warehouse availability on AWS, adds elastic SMP

IBM embraces multicloud warehouse availability on AWS, adds elastic SMP

February 14, 2019 | by Kevin Oliver, Portfolio Marketing Manager, Hybrid Data Management, IBM
The focus on customer needs for greater choice and flexibility is a constant at the IBM Think 2019 conference. Nowhere is this more evident than in IBM Hybrid Data Management, which supports data of any type, source and structure, be it on-premises or in the cloud.