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Document database provider MongoDB has expanded its investment in Australia with a new office in Sydney in a move it says it will enable growth across its engineering, support, and go-to-market functions.

COMPANY NEWS: MongoDB Atlas can now be used by Australian government agencies to securely build modern applications in the cloud, quickly and at scale.

The last 12 months have seen normally stable Splunk go through a whirlwind of change in the top brass but new CEO Gary Steele says he sees his role as a 10+ year commitment and is here to stay, while new ANZ Exec Mark Troselj sees the region undergoing growth.

Former Splunk executive Simon Eid has taken up a newly created role at MongoDB as senior vice president of APAC.

Global machine data acquisition and investigation software provider, Splunk, has continued its acquisition path in 2020 and moves into 2021 focused on its cloud journey and customer innovation. Doug Merritt, president and CEO of Splunk, spoke exclusively with iTWire.

Splunk has surveyed 2200 global business and IT leaders to learn how we can leverage the technologies driving the use of massive amounts of data.

It’s not inevitable a high-growth company has to sacrifice the close and non-bureaucratic culture it enjoyed as a start-up. The key is to make culture the number one piece in your hiring, says Simon Eid.

Big data aggregator Splunk has announced that Australia’s largest telco, Telstra, is embracing its platform to gain deeper business insights leading to enhanced customer experiences.

Telco Vodafone Australia and big-data aggregator Splunk have entered a multi-year Enterprise Software and Services Agreement which the telco says will improve user experience.

Enterprise big data aggregator Splunk continues to enjoy rapid growth in the APAC region. Within Australia, the company has continued to increase its headcount over the last 24 months.

Splunk is well-known as a log aggregation and search tool. Simon Eid, country manager, ANZ, at Splunk, wants people to know it is so much more than that.