Hemant Seth's Blog Posts

Hemant is a Principal Product Manager at Splunk, leading the Kubernetes Monitoring offering within Splunk Observability Cloud. Prior to this role, he focused on Splunk Observability Platform administration, including identity management and license usage. Hemant brings over a decade of experience in the observability domain and holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Telecommunications.

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The Splunkie Awards Open Nominations for 2021!

The Splunkies are back, bigger and better than ever before. We are excited to celebrate our trailblazing customers who have been industry leaders in using data to power operational excellence and business innovation.

Splunk Life

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Internship Bloopers: Confessions From Full-Time Splunkers

To celebrate National Intern Day, we rounded up confessions from full-time Splunkers of their internship mishaps, how they recovered and what advice they’d pass along to current Splunkterns.

Splunk Life

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Meet the Splunkterns, One Word at a Time

In celebration of National Intern Day, we wanted to get to know our Splunkterns — though, they are busy people. So let’s do it in one word or less.

Partners

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Data Driven: From Britain to Hungary

Splunk GVP, James Hodge joined McLaren at the British Grand Prix and recaps the highlights of the event. He also gives us a glimpse into what he is looking forward to at the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix and why this race weekend is going to be different for Splunk.

Splunk Life

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Meet the Splunktern: Lauren Hustad

In this installment of our 'Meet the Splunktern' series, we’re featuring Lauren Hustad, our Partner Marketing Demand Generation intern.

Leadership

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Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop – Let’s Welcome Data Industry Icon David DeWitt

Splunk's President of Products & Technology, Shawn Bice, welcomes industry icon David DeWitt to the Splunk team. With a career spanning five decades, David’s contributions to computer science are the kinds that land him on college syllabi and in the National Academy of Engineering — but he’s nowhere near done yet.