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November 1, 2018 By Nicole Cieslak

Illuminate 2018 Product Update Q&A with Sumo Logic CEO Ramin Sayar

Last month we held our second annual Sumo Logic user conference, Illuminate 2018, and made some game-changing product announcements and innovations that we are excited to roll out to our customers in the coming months.

In this video, Sumo Logic President and CEO Ramin Sayar gives a high level overview of those key product announcements, including the first-of-its-kind cloud SIEM solution and data benchmarking capabilities that provide industry, community and data science insights. Ramin also shares how those innovations align with the overall company strategy to fuel the analytics economy by unifying and democratizing machine data for everyone.

If you missed it, don’t forget to check out part one of Ramin’s Illuminate Q&A where he shares his favorite memories from the conference that brought together over 600 Sumo Logic customers, partners, employees and industry thought leaders for 40+ sessions and trainings over the course of two days.

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Nicole Cieslak

Nicole Cieslak is the marketing communications manager at Sumo Logic and editor in chief of the Sumo Logic blog, responsible for sharing company news, research, partner/customer stories and other happenings with external stakeholders.

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