Name: Alison Yu, Cloudera - SXSW 2017 - #IntelAI - #theCUBE
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>> Announcer: Live from Austin, Texas, it's The Cube.

#IntelAI if you're watching, put it out on Twitter.

I'm John Furrier of Silicon Angle for the Cube.

Our next guest is Alison Yu who's with Cloudera.

And in the news today, although they won't comment on it.

It's great to see you, social media manager at Cloudera.

So, Cloudera has a strategic relationship with Intel.

You guys have a strategic investment, Intel,

>> Cloudera has always been a pay-it-forward company.

And I've known the founders, Mike Olson and Amr Awadallah.

>> Really all about the community and paying it forward.

So Alison, talk about what you guys are working on.

>> Sure, thanks. Thanks for the great intro.

So I'll give you a little bit of a brief introduction

Cloudera Cares was founded roughly about three years ago.

It was really an employee-driven and -led effort.

and ended up being a little bit more of the leader

So we've really gone from, going from, you know,

we're just doing soup kitchens and everything else,

to strategic partnerships, donating software,

professional service hours, things along those lines.

our nonprofit partnerships grow in that way.

So it really went from almost grass-root efforts

And we start stepping up our strategic partnerships

We started with DataKind, is our initial one.

we finalized our donation of an enterprise data hub

and innovation to stop child-trafficking.

and we donated professional service hours.

And then in October, we went with them to Grace Hopper,

which is obviously the largest Women in Tech Conference

And we hosted a hackathon and we helped mentor women

for them to track and see what's going on with the dark web,

so we had quite a few interesting ideas coming out of that.

>> A Microsoft employee, but he's volunteering at Thorn,

and this is interesting because this is not just

donating to the soup kitchens and what not.

>> You're starting to see a community approach

>> Hackathons turning into community galvanizing communities,

and actually taking it to the next level.

we have actually introduced a lot of new problems.

but in the '80s and '90s, child exploitation

With the introduction of technology and the Internet,

for people to go ahead and exploit children,

So we're trying to figure out a way to use technology

to combat a problem that technology kind of created as well,

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