Global Impact Blogs

Splunk is proud to partner with the Rural Technology Fund (RTF) Golden Ticket fundraiser to support technology-related education and scholarships.

Three Splunkers take you along for their 2400 miles ride from John O’ Groats to Lands End over 5 days to raise awareness of both the cause and YoungMinds. Find out how they use predictive analytics to support their ride in this 2-part blog series.

With five days of Volunteer Time Off (VTO) each year, Splunkers can decide on both the cause they’d like to support and how and when they’d like to volunteer - read on to learn how our team is using this time to give back.

Splunk is passionate about recreating the way people act on information, and now we’re extending that passion to the 2020 US Presidential Election. We’re focusing on bringing transparency to polling and early voting data, and allowing you to understand this information wherever you are through our 2020 Election Dashboards.

Splunk is being used at Compassion International to protect millions of children from sexual predators and other bad actors. Take a look at what’s going on behind the scenes and how Splunk for Good is helping.

This summer, we hosted our third annual Splunk for Splunkterns program, a course dedicated to educating interns on our products and applying Splunk to open data sources. Check out this year's winner, Team InfraSPLUNKture, who donated their $1,000 winnings to EveryoneOn.

There are so many big problems that still need solving in our world — and each one has data as part of the solution. Hear from Splunk's Chief Impact Officer on how Splunk for Good is using data to inspire action, create opportunity and empower the world to do good.

Splunk has added a new leader to advance our social impact-related engagement, programs and solutions. We're excited to welcome Kriss Deiglmeier, Splunk’s first Chief of Social Impact, leading our Splunk for Good program.

One of our Splunk teams at the #EUvsVirus hackathon decided to look at the challenges of effective e-learning. Read more about the project here.