Talend in the News

Below are some excerpts of publications which have mentioned Talend or its products. 

 

dwreview Talend Provides Data Integration "Insurance" to Easyssur
"Talend Open Studio brings three key advantages. The first is maintainability. The solution is easy to understand and master, the environment is intuitive and its appropriation requires minimum training. Second, Talend Open Studio is very stable, which is a must-have for a production environment. Finally, Talend Open Studio offers maximum flexibility."
ComputerWorld   ETAI avoids data traffic jam with open source
"ETAI tested products from Talend and three other vendors last January, settling on Talend after five weeks of trials. ETAI went with Talend because its application uses standard programming languages, offers good performance and is much faster than ETAI's legacy software."
dwreview   University of Toulouse Addresses Regulatory Constraints with Talend Open Studio
"Talend Open Studio ended up proving to be the most suitable solution. Talend Open Studio’s code generation provides for more performance than a dedicated integration engine, which, also efficient to distribute the processes. Talend Open Studio generates industry standard code: Perl, Java and SQL. Because Perl is the system development language chosen by University of Toulouse, ramp-up time for the solution and its integration in the existing software stack are even easier."
Neteco   Entrepreneur Portrait: Bertrand Diard, Talend
In this seventeen minute video interview, Talend's CEO Bertrand Diard provides background on his experience and the genesis of Talend. (interview in French)
Business Intelligence Network   Solutions Spotlight: Yves de Montcheuil from Talend
 In this eighteen minute audio interview, Yves de Montcheuil, VP of Marketing for Talend, explains Talend's value proposition for users, and its differentiators
Infoworld Talend: Data integration for the masses!
"Traditionally, [data integration] technology has been the purview of the companies that own the data to begin with: Oracle, IBM, and so on. Making use of it required six-figure licensing agreements and seven-figure consulting services contracts, limiting the advantages of data integration and BI solutions to just the wealthiest companies. Talend (...) hopes to change all that by tapping into one of the hottest tech trends of the past 10 years: open source."
SYS-CON.TV   Data Integration Has Never Been Easier
Live TV interview from JavaOne 2007 in San Francisco
"Talend has its roots in France but also has a significant U.S. presence, with offices in Silicon Valley and Southern California. Company VP Yves de Montcheuil took a few minutes to outline where the company is going in this JavaOne 2007 interview."
DBTA   Talend Introduces Open Source Data Integration Solution
 "Talend is provided at no cost under a GPL license. Furthermore, the ramp-up costs and ongoing development and maintenance costs are sharply reduced by the solution's embracing of open standards and architectural options."
IT Business Edge   Open Source Data Integration Plays with Big Boys
"Here's an interesting development: Big-boy data integration players Informatica and IBM have new competition from the open source community."
"Open source seems like a smart solution, especially when you are trying to mesh together data from so many different systems and applications."
Network World   Open source start-up upgrades data integration software
"Talend, a start-up that makes open source data integration software, this week released an upgraded version of its product that triples the number of connectors, allows users to run data integration processes in Java, and expands the ability to execute high-volume data transformations."
VAR Business   Another Open-Source Option: Data Integration
"Open-source options for solution providers and their customers continue to grow beyond infrastructure software like operating systems and application servers: Monday Talend began shipping a new version of its open-source data integration software that competes against commercial products from Informatica, IBM and others."
"There has been an explosion of open-source products hitting the market in the past year ranging from applications, to business intelligence tools, to systems management software (...)  But data integration has largely remained dominated by proprietary commercial products."
ZDNet   Talend brings open source to enterprise data integration
"The enterprise open source software parade continues with Talend, which is bringing its data integration software. Talend Open Studio v2.0 generates data integration processes in Java and offers Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) functions for data warehousing and analytics, working on scale out, commodity hardware grids."
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