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'As we progress through joint integration planning prior to the close of the acquisition, Cisco and Splunk leadership will begin to plan for how we will bring our organizations together,' the spokesperson said.Ĭisco is holding an investor webcast today, during which it'll likely share additional details of the Splunk acquisition. Splunk CEO Doug Merritt joined Jim Cramer on 'Mad Money' to discuss why and how businesses are adopting big data software to improve their business strategies. While Robbins and Steele both made mention of the company culture fit between Cisco and Splunk, it's not entirely clear what'll happen to Splunk's employees or its brand after the acquisition closes, and Cisco's response to our questions didn't do much to answer that question.Ĭisco and Splunk will continue to operate as independent companies until the acquisition closes,' a Cisco spokesperson told The Register – but after that all bets are off, and no specifics were mentioned. (SPLK), a data platform company, said on Monday that its Chief Executive Officer and President, Doug Merritt, is stepping down, and Graham Smith, Chair of the Board, has. Five Eyes nations detail dirty dozen most exploited vulnerabilities.Cisco close to clearing the backlog of hardware orders a certain virus caused Pay based on the amount of data you bring into the Splunk Platform.A highly regarded technology executive with over 30 years of experience, he has a proven track record of successfully scaling SaaS operations and growing multi-billion dollar global enterprises.

Cisco's Duo Security suffers major authentication outage (SPLK) revealed that its CEO Doug Merritt has stepped down from his position. Gary Steele is Splunk’s President and Chief Executive Officer and a member of our board of directors.Cisco dumps its Hyperflex hyperconverged infrastructure.Splunk stock has risen by around 20 percent in pre-market trading since the deal was announced, but it's still short of that price target. (NASDAQ: SPLK), the data platform leader for security and observability, today announced that it filed a lawsuit against Cribl in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware, alleging patent infringement, copyright infringement, unfair competition, and other claims. While both boards unanimously agreed to the deal, it's still not a sure thing – regulators could hold it up, and Splunk shareholders will have a right to turn the sale down, too, though if they did they'd be turning down $157 cash per share.

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