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05-20-2011, 02:51 PM

Brad Lovering, a former Microsoft Technical Fellow who left the company in October 2010, has a brand new gig. Lovering is opening the Seattle office for San Francisco-based Splunk, a firm that indexes real-time and historical IT data.The Splunk Seattle office, which will be devoted to R&D, will open on February 8, according to Lovering, who has already been on the new job for a couple of weeks as Splunk;s Vice President of Development Platform.Lovering was a 24-plus-year Microsoft veteran — and most recently head of the disintegrating Microsoft Oslo modeling effort — when he left Microsoft last year. Lovering gave himself three months to investigate the Seattle market, something he needed to do, given Microsoft was the only place he had worked since college.“I was at Microsoft so long. It was a universe” in and of itself,Office 2010 Key, Lovering told me. Not being much of “a real networking kind of guy,” his first order of small business was to meet with anyone and everyone who sounded even remotely interesting, he said.He met with venture capitalists, startups, bigger companies. He considered doing something on his own,Office Standard 2010 Product Key, he said. Then he met with Ignition Partners,Windows 7 Home Premium Product Key, a venture firm full of former Softies.Splunk, a company doing “operational intelligence,” was part of Ignition;s portfolio. Splunk is looking to build a developer ecosystem around its technology,Microsoft Office Professional Plus, which enables users to search data from weblogs and a variety of other systems storing real-time details. Splunk allows users to search for events in specific time windows. Splunk is in the “big data” arena — and is working on a cloud-computing platform/extension — making the enterprise a good fit for Lovering, who had been doing work at Microsoft involving databases,Office 2007 Professional Product Key, systems management and the cloud.“There;s a complete revolution in data management happening, and it is great to have found a place I can work on all that,” he said.

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nishi173 Posts: n/a	Office Standard 2010 Product Key Former Microsoft Brad Lovering, a former Microsoft Technical Fellow who left the company in October 2010, has a brand new gig. Lovering is opening the Seattle office for San Francisco-based Splunk, a firm that indexes real-time and historical IT data.The Splunk Seattle office, which will be devoted to R&D, will open on February 8, according to Lovering, who has already been on the new job for a couple of weeks as Splunk;s Vice President of Development Platform.Lovering was a 24-plus-year Microsoft veteran — and most recently head of the disintegrating Microsoft Oslo modeling effort — when he left Microsoft last year. Lovering gave himself three months to investigate the Seattle market, something he needed to do, given Microsoft was the only place he had worked since college.“I was at Microsoft so long. It was a universe” in and of itself,Office 2010 Key, Lovering told me. Not being much of “a real networking kind of guy,” his first order of small business was to meet with anyone and everyone who sounded even remotely interesting, he said.He met with venture capitalists, startups, bigger companies. He considered doing something on his own,Office Standard 2010 Product Key, he said. Then he met with Ignition Partners,Windows 7 Home Premium Product Key, a venture firm full of former Softies.Splunk, a company doing “operational intelligence,” was part of Ignition;s portfolio. Splunk is looking to build a developer ecosystem around its technology,Microsoft Office Professional Plus, which enables users to search data from weblogs and a variety of other systems storing real-time details. Splunk allows users to search for events in specific time windows. Splunk is in the “big data” arena — and is working on a cloud-computing platform/extension — making the enterprise a good fit for Lovering, who had been doing work at Microsoft involving databases,Office 2007 Professional Product Key, systems management and the cloud.“There;s a complete revolution in data management happening, and it is great to have found a place I can work on all that,” he said.

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