Time | Place | Details |
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10:00am - 10:55am | Expo Hall | Meet and greet in the lobby outside the Expo Hall before the General Assembly. |
11:00am - 11:55am | Rm 314 | Expert Track: TOP 10 WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE INDUSTRY | John Dough, CFO Marketizingly |
11:00am - 11:55am | Rm 159 | Social Track: MODERN NETWORKING | Hosted by: SponsorName |
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Director of Product Management
Splunk
Morgan is one of the co-founders of OpenTelemetry, W3C Trace Context, and OpenCensus, and he has spent his career building high-scale web services and the tools required to maintain them. Currently, Morgan is the Director of Product Management for Splunk Observability Cloud’s core platform, including the high-level user experience, underlying infrastructure, and data ingestion. Prior to joining Splunk, Morgan was the Product Manager for Google Cloud’s APM offerings and data ingestion for Google Cloud Monitoring and Logging. Before Google, Morgan was responsible for delivering high-scale e-commerce services at Microsoft.
Director of Engineering
Splunk
As Engineering Director at Splunk, Steve leads Observability "Getting Data In": the top contributor to the CNCF OpenTelemetry project. Previously, he served as a founding member and Head of Product at Omnition; and Global Engineering Manager for log analytics at VMware. Steve's background includes business strategy, software development, product management, user experience, and operations management. He uses data-driven decision-making, agile development processes, and teamwork to create innovative and sustainable solutions; and is distinctly passionate about open-source software and democratizing data. Steve authors SFlanders.net, a technology-centric weblog, and presents regularly at international conferences including KubeCon, Google Cloud Next, and Splunk .conf