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Dear Customers, Partners, Users, and Community Members, On January 26th Talend secured $12 million in a Series C funding round, led by Balderton Capital, an early investor in MySQL. Historic Talend investor AGF Private Equity also participated into this round, bringing Talend’s total funding to more than $20 million!. Balderton General Partner Bernard Liautaud, the founder, CEO and Chairman of Business Objects for 18 years up until its eventual sale to SAP for $6.7 billion, has joined Talend’s Board of Directors. This is a terrific addition to an already strong team. Besides being a validation of open source data integration solutions in general - and Talend's in particular - these funds will help fuel further worldwide growth and company expansion. We plan to increase our quarter-on-quarter revenues by 50% or more; double the number of company employees; and continue our geographical expansion. We will also continue to help our community grow and contribute more to the product, develop our OEM program to target more ISVs, small and large, in all industries, and deploy additional programs to support our channel. Finally, while we continue to reinforce our position in the data integration market as the only viable alternative to proprietary vendors, we also intend to become a key player in the SOA stack. Thanks to everyone for making 2008 a pivotal year. We had phenomenal growth on all fronts - customers and partners, as well as downloads - highlighting the strong demand for our tools. And we're on track to make 2009 even better! All this is, of course, supported by an incredibly active community - your community. Bertrand Diard, CEO & Co-founder
Survey Results: Usage Landscape of Enterprise Open Source Data Integration Enterprise data integration needs are growing exponentially over time, as is the interest in open source technologies and the adoption of open source solutions. And, as information systems are becoming more heterogeneous, the global economy is imposing cost controls on IT Managers, both in terms of staff and software. With this in mind Talend conducted a survey to define the usage landscape of open source data integration and to profile users of this technology. Consolidating the open source experience of over 1000 respondents, this White Paper discusses the most commonly used data integration technologies, their benefits, and the associated decision criteria. It also highlights the types of projects open source data integration is used for, and how it complements other data integration technologies.
Talend Receives an Intelligent Enterprise Editors' Choice Award and is Named a "Company To Watch" in 2009
Calling Talend "The Leader in Open Source Data Integration and ETL" the editors of Intelligent Enterprise Magazine selected us as a "Company to Watch" in 2009. The company was selected based on its market leadership in open source data integration and Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) technologies, in addition to the innovation of its products and strength of its industry partnerships. Read more and take a look at the full list.
Talend Open Studio received the "InfoWorld 2009 Technology of the Year" award, in the category "Best Data Integration Platform". InfoWorld's review examined Talend Open Studio in six categories: capability, ease of development, documentation, performance, setup and value. Talend earned high marks across all areas, impressing InfoWorld with data integration features such as batch delivery, transforms, ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) functions, data governance and a strong set of connectivity adapters. The review also commended Talend Open Studio for being "capable of scaling from small departmental file migrations to large-scale enterprise warehousing projects," and praised features recently introduced, including a native SAP connector, change impact analysis, and an ecosystem of components and connectors for community sharing. Read the full InfoWorld Review.
Practical Open Source Data Integration: Case Studies & Implementation Examples (Vol. 2) Over the past few years, open source has established itself as a key component of the overall data integration market. Many organizations have adopted this model for their data integration projects. These organizations span all industries, all continents, and all company sizes. More importantly, their projects range from ETL for data warehousing or business intelligence to operational data integration, data migration, data synchronization, etc. This second volume of Practical Open Source Data Integration: Case Studies & Implementation Examples presents selected case studies, illustrating real-life implementations of open source data integration and its associated benefits.
Talend announces the Second Talend Awards!
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