Splunk, provider a software platform for real-time operational intelligence, has announced that Splunk software is being taught or used for research in more than 100 universities around the world, including at Nanyang Polytechnic in Singapore.
Splunk solutions offer insights from real-time analysis of machine data. “More than 500 universities and institutions of higher learning are customers of Splunk. Now, we are providing a way for the workforce of the future to learn Splunk skills early and to gain a head start in the job market,” said Rob Reed, Worldwide Education Evangelist, Splunk.
“Splunk is excited to be actively supporting these forward-thinking universities that are training the next generation of data scientists and IT, security and business professionals with powerful software that is easy to use.”
“At Nanyang Polytechnic, emphasis is placed on ensuring that our students acquire real-world knowledge and skills that are highly relevant in the industry, hence the inclusion of Splunk solutions in our curriculum,” said Win Aung, Information Security professor, Nanyang Polytechnic.
“We are pleased to be among the first in Singapore to collaborate with Splunk in professional training, since 2011, and will continue to do so as we stay in the forefront of training talents in big data competency.”
Splunk resources to help faculty members get started, include academic licensing, online Splunk eLearning modules are available.
Splunk solutions offer insights from real-time analysis of machine data. “More than 500 universities and institutions of higher learning are customers of Splunk. Now, we are providing a way for the workforce of the future to learn Splunk skills early and to gain a head start in the job market,” said Rob Reed, Worldwide Education Evangelist, Splunk.
“Splunk is excited to be actively supporting these forward-thinking universities that are training the next generation of data scientists and IT, security and business professionals with powerful software that is easy to use.”
“At Nanyang Polytechnic, emphasis is placed on ensuring that our students acquire real-world knowledge and skills that are highly relevant in the industry, hence the inclusion of Splunk solutions in our curriculum,” said Win Aung, Information Security professor, Nanyang Polytechnic.
“We are pleased to be among the first in Singapore to collaborate with Splunk in professional training, since 2011, and will continue to do so as we stay in the forefront of training talents in big data competency.”
Splunk resources to help faculty members get started, include academic licensing, online Splunk eLearning modules are available.
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