Splunk research about the data divide
Data has changed the world. For businesses and governments, and also for issues that affect us all: climate change, racial and gender equality, even global health. But because not everyone can access, understand or use data equally, we’re now facing a problem called the “data divide.”
What is the data divide?
At Splunk, we define it as the growing difference between how data is used to create commercial value versus using it to solve social and environmental challenges.
Explore the content below and on our Global Impact page to learn how together we can bridge the data divide and create a more equitable, sustainable and healthy future.
Data Divide in Action
United Nations IdeaGen Forum Tech for Good Keynote Speech on the data divide
Splunk Global Vice President & Channel Chief Gretchen O’Hara presents on the data divide at the United Nation’s IdeaGen Conference, a forum for executive-level leaders to discuss the impacts of the Global Goals on their business and provide solutions.
The data divide: How emerging technology and its stakeholders can influence the fourth industrial revolution
A panel discussion as the GeoTech Center launches its latest report on defining and analyzing the growing “data divide,” and how stakeholder groups can work together to solve this important issue.
Introducing the data divide at .conf21
Splunk Chief Social Impact Officer Kriss Dieglmeier chats with theCUBE’s John Furrier during .conf21.
Live From .conf22: Crossing the Data Divide
Dr. Sally Eaves interviews Splunk Chief Social Impact Officer Kriss Dieglmeier at .conf22.
Silicon UK In Focus Podcast: The Data Dividend
James Hodge, Splunk's Group Vice President & Chief Strategy Advisor, breaks down the findings from Splunk's Data Dividend report.
