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Who's in Who's Who?

Gartner beat by a day the red version of the Who’s Who – the one where you are asked to write your bio for publication. Their Who’s Who in Open Source Data Quality came out on January 18, whereas Amazon lists January 19 as the publication date of the other Who’s Who, the (...)

1 February 2012

Another Strong Growth Year for Talend

Talend has just issued its traditional “momentum for 2011” press release, which for non-publicly-traded company, is the closest thing one gets to an earnings report. OK, it contains less financial information than an earnings report. Still, there are interesting nuggets that I would (...)

30 January 2012

Discovering Data Services through Use Cases: Legacy Integration

Talend recently announced the availability of the Talend Platform for Data Services. Built around Talend v5’s data integration and ESB technologies, it lets IT organizations operationalize data through the single development, deployment, runtime and monitoring environment of the Talend (...)

26 January 2012

Discovering Data Services through Use Cases: Guaranteed Delivery

Talend recently announced the availability of the Talend Platform for Data Services. Built around Talend v5’s data integration and ESB technologies, it lets IT organizations operationalize data through the single development, deployment, runtime and monitoring environment of the Talend (...)

25 January 2012

Discovering Data Services through Use Cases: Data Virtualization

Talend recently announced the availability of the Talend Platform for Data Services. Built around Talend v5’s data integration and ESB technologies, it lets IT organizations operationalize data through the single development, deployment, runtime and monitoring environment of the Talend (...)

23 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: Partners

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. Keith Goldstein joined Talend in the (...)

19 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: Application Integration

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. Scott Devens is the General Manager of (...)

17 January 2012

New Product Names for all Talend's Products

This post originally appeared in the Talend Newsletter #30. With the release of Talend v5, names of Talend’s products are changing. This change was primarily driven by a need to streamline the naming convention and to make it easier to understand for the community, customers, (...)

16 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: Sales

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. François Méro is Talend’s Vice (...)

13 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: Communities

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. Ross Turk joined Talend as Senior (...)

11 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: Services

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. As Vice President of Customer Services, (...)

9 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving: R&D

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. In this series of short interviews with key Talend managers, we take a look at several key functions at Talend and try to understand which role they have played in Talend’s success in 2011. As Talend’s Chief Technical (...)

6 January 2012

2011, the Year that Kept on Giving

This past year has been a game changing year for Talend. Growing from a pure-play data management vendor into a global player in the integration field has not been without challenges, but has also been a very rewarding process. 2011 has clearly been a milestone year for Talend. All parts of (...)

5 January 2012

Don't You See the March of MDM Democratization?

In several countries, 2011 has seen dictatorial governments fall, and new democracies emerge. And in most cases, these governments, and political analysts, have been taken by surprise. The same thing is happening in the MDM space. Exactly two years ago, Talend introduced the first open source (...)

5 January 2012

Great Confirmation Points

In May of last year, Talend has started to broaden its focus, extending from our traditional data management expertise into the fast converging application & data integration markets. This expansion has reached an important milestone with the release in November of Talend v5, the first (...)

4 January 2012

Happy New Year from Talend's Co-Founders!

As a New Year is upon us, we would like to send our best wishes to the entire Talend Community: our customers, users, community members, partners, suppliers, and of course the entire Talend team. May 2012 bring you, and your loved ones, everything you wish, and more. 2011 has certainly been a (...)

30 December 2011

Participate to Ventana's Research on Information Management

Our friends at Ventana Research are conducting research on how organizations adopt comprehensive information management processes and technologies to ensure the best quality and timely information for business. They would like the benefit of your experience and perspective on the process, (...)

12 December 2011

Impressions from Gartner's AADI Summit

This week was a busy one: 3 days in Vegas for the Gartner Application Architecture, Development & Integration (AADI) Summit, and the launch of Talend v5. I have already commented on the latter, but wanted to share a few thoughts and comments about the Summit. The first fleeting (...)

3 December 2011

Talend v5: Democratizing Holistic Integration

It’s been one year since Talend finalized the acquisition of Sopera, starting a deep transformation of our product portfolio – transformation that culminates this week with the release of Talend v5, a holistic integration platform for the enterprise. What do we mean by (...)

1 December 2011

New Product Names in Talend v5

Version 5 is now out, and with it come some product name changes. Specifically, the open source/community products are all being renamed to show their belonging to the “Talend Open Studio family”.  They are listed here: Talend Open Studio for Data Integration is the new name of (...)

30 November 2011

Welcome to Talend v5!

It has been eighteen months since v4, our latest major platform release that saw the unification of multiple data management technologies. In these eighteen months, a lot has happened and Talend’s product portfolio has been expanding considerably, now providing a holistic platform for (...)

30 November 2011

The Truth is That They Don't Care as Long as you Pay

After Orlando, Barcelona, and before India, Gartner held their Symposium in Australia last week. A much expected session of Symposium, and many other Gartner events, discusses how to deal with mega-vendors. Brett Winterford from IT News was in the room when Dennis Gaughan presented this (...)

28 November 2011

Talend Community Coders

This week at ApacheCon in Vancouver, BC, we announced the Talend Community Coders program. This program showcases members of our engineering team who contribute to open source projects. If you’re a regular reader of this blog, the names of our Talend Community Coders will already be (...)

12 November 2011

Supporting French Software Vendors Expansion in the US

Last week we were proud to welcome the AFDEL team in our Los Altos office. AFDEL is the French Association of Software Vendors, and for two years now Talend has been chairing its open source subcommittee. Among its many missions, AFDEL is committed to supporting the international (...)

10 November 2011

Live from Hadoop World in New York City

This week is the third edition of Hadoop World, and the event has been growing quite a bit from its first edition. From a couple hundred enthusiasts – to a 1400 strong crowd, that only got limited by the fire code restrictions of the meeting rooms. We don’t see a lot of tech (...)

9 November 2011

Another Magic Quadrant, Another Move for Talend

Last week, for the third year in a row, Gartner rated Talend a Visionary in their Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools. You can get a free copy here, courtesy of Talend (registration required). Time for a little reflection on these past 3 quadrants, and the one before… 2008: (...)

3 November 2011

Join us at ApacheCon!

Next month, Talend’s engineers are hitting the road. Their destination: ApacheCon North America 2011 in beautiful Vancouver, BC. Since its inception in 1998, ApacheCon has been the premier gathering for developers building open source software The Apache Way. Talend is proud to support (...)

25 October 2011

Talend's OEM Program: Powered by Talend

We announced today an expanded OEM Partner Program, designed to help software vendors and SaaS providers embed Talend’s enterprise-grade open source integration technologies in their offerings. With this new “Powered by Talend” program, OEM partners will be able to (...)

20 October 2011

Happy Birthday to Talend Open Studio!

Exactly five years ago, on October 5, 2006, a new product was born in the R&D labs of Talend.  Talend Open Studio was born under a good star that would soon see it rise to the pinnacle of the most widely used data integration technology in the world. Fast track to today. With over 15 (...)

6 October 2011

Red Hat Brings more Innovation to Mainstream

Many were on the lookout for a database acquisition from Red Hat, most likely a NoSQL one.  In an interview with InternetNews.com last August, CEO Jim Whitehurst had made it clear they were not interested in a traditional, “me too” RDBMS technology. Of course, Red Hat could have (...)

5 October 2011

Three Bossie Awards, Three Years in a Row

It came yesterday, when the editorial team at Infoworld notified us: for the third year in a row, Talend won a Bossie Award! I like the way they said it: “Talend Open Studio remains the undisputed leader in open source data management and integration.”  Infoworld’s Bossie (...)

8 September 2011

Contributor Highlight: Dan Kulp

Five down, three to go. For those of you who haven’t been reading the Talend blog lately, we’ve been working hard to higlight members of our team who contribute to open source. Dan Kulp is this week’s Highlighted Community Member, and there’s a fantastic interview of (...)

26 August 2011

Contributor Highlight: Glen Mazza

Welcome to part five in our series on Talend’s community coders! Today, we’re leaving Dublin and heading about 5,500km east (and a little bit south) to Washington DC, where we find our next Highlighted Community Member. Glen Mazza comes to Talend after several years of (...)

19 August 2011

Contributor Highlight: Colm O Heigeartaigh

This is part four in our series about Talend team members who contribute to open source. So far, we’ve highlighted developers from France, Ireland, and Germany; today, we’ll continue that trend with another contributor who lives within striking distance of UTC+0. Colm O (...)

12 August 2011

Contributor Highlight: Christian Schneider

It’s that time again! Over the past few weeks, we’ve been highlighting Talend team members who make special contributions to the open source community. This week on TalendForge, we’re highlighting another Talend open source contributor: Christian Schneider. Christian has (...)

5 August 2011

Contributor Highlight: Sergey Beryozkin

Here at Talend, we contribute to open source projects because their communities challenge us with new ideas and keep us sharp while we build the highest quality technology together. We also do it because it’s the right thing to do. That’s why, throughout this summer, we’re (...)

28 July 2011

Participation in the G20 YES

Previously held in Toronto, Canada in 2009 and Seoul, South Korea in 2010, the G20 Summit will be held in Cannes, France on November 3 & 4, 2011. France will chair the meeting this year, during which several events are usually organized like the B20 (the Business Summit drawing together (...)

26 July 2011

Contributor Highlight: Jean-Baptiste Onofré

Talend’s products are made possible through the efforts of a committed, enthusiastic, international group of engineers. When I say that, most people think I’m referring to our internal research and development teams…and for good reason!  I’ve never seen people build (...)

21 July 2011

Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?

This week we announced our latest design studio from Talend. As you’ll recall we launched Talend ESB earlier this year, which is based on Apache Camel, CXF, Karaf and ActiveMQ. This time we are focusing on democratizing the ESB and in doing so, making it easy for Web Services (...)

5 July 2011

Talend joins the Java Community Process (JCP)

I am very proud of Talend’s position as a key open source company. As Talend, we see open source playing a major role in the success of our customers and also in how it’s changing the nature of the Enterprise. Of course, there would not be open source without open source (...)

22 June 2011

If it's free and you can't use it, it's crap!

The other day, I was riding the Heathrow Express train from London Heathrow to Paddington. It’s a great train service, fast, reliable, and convenient.  The windows of the carriages carry a sticker that advertises free Wifi service from T-Mobile. Unfortunately, as anyone who rides that (...)

13 June 2011

Launching Talend Cloud at Cloud Expo in New York

For the second year in a row, Talend is sponsoring Cloud Computing Expo in New York City.  But this year, we came with a major announcement in our back pocket: the just-launched Talend Cloud, a cloud-enabled unified integration platform.Built on the foundation of the Talend Unified Platform (...)

8 June 2011

Six Months After Marriage, Talend & Sopera Announce the Birth of Quadruplets

In November 2010, after a brief engagement period, Talend and Sopera got married.  With Silver Lake Sumeru officiating, and joined by their close family and friends in the VC and open source community, the two companies began a new and exciting journey together. Now - only six months later (...)

13 May 2011

Visionary AND Cool… Talend is Getting Recognition

Note: I almost put “finally” into the title, but thought better – don’t want to start another blog fight with my friend Andy. Plus, it would be unfair and incorrect. Earlier this month, Gartner published their report “Cool Vendors in Application and (...)

28 April 2011

Talend, Open Core and Community

Recently, I had a fantastic discussion with DJ Walker-Morgan from The H Open Source about Talend, Open Core and Community. DJ asked me a few pretty tough questions about how we manage to balance the needs of our community with those of our business. I’d like to share an excerpt: The (...)

27 April 2011

A Flow of Awards…

I like to call it our Wall of Fame… It’s the page on the Talend web site where we list all the recognition and accolades we have received from various publications, analyst firms, influencer sites, trade shows, etc.  In case you did not notice, most of them are also referenced on (...)

19 April 2011

Feedback on Start West

I had the honor of being invited to chair the judging panel for Start West 2011, a series of Capital and Innovation meetings organized on March 23, 2011 with the objective of connecting innovative project developers with professional and private investors. Start West has been organized (...)

5 April 2011

2000 Followers and Counting!

Hello! I’m the new community guy at Talend. I have been given the honor of sharing some exciting news with you: one week ago, we gained our 2,000th Twitter follower. We’re still about 8,196,700 followers short of @justinbeiber, but we know our product is far more useful than his (...)

21 March 2011

No matter what you call it, a rat is still a rat…

Do you smell a rat?  I do.  Actually, I smell many. In the past few months, as success of open source in several markets has sunk in, a number of players in those markets have started to behave very badly. I am not talking about the old, everyday proprietary vendor FUD - that’s an (...)

25 February 2011

About MDM, Data Warehouse and Innovation

Gartner recently released several studies that confirm our perception of our market. The first study is dedicated to Master Data Management (MDM) and states that “MDM is important in a tough economy, and more important in growth”. John Radcliffe, Vice President of Research at (...)

22 February 2011

Big Data & Analytics: moving toward a global strategy of information management

Analytics is becoming increasingly embedded in businesses and has become one of the main tools used to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.  The number of Business Intelligence and Business Analytics projects continues to grow and some experts are now talking about the development (...)

10 February 2011

Pride or Prejudice? Let's Cut the C***

When we did press interviews for our recent corporate announcement (the acquisition of Sopera and a $34m funding round), we had – as usual – side discussions with the journalists on the general shape of the open source market.  In London, Jason Stamper from CBR asked me what I (...)

30 November 2010

Novell's Acquisition: Why it Makes Sense

In a release issued yesterday, Attachmate announced that it plans to buy Novell for $2.2b.  This is significant for Talend, and for everyone involved in commercial open source, because Novell is one of the largest open source vendors with its SuSE product line. This deal represents a 50% (...)

23 November 2010

Why Did Talend Raise $34 Million?

Last week, Talend announced that it had completed a round of financing for $34 million.  This round was led by Silver Lake Sumeru, one of the most visible and largest investment firms in the IT sector the US.  To put things in perspective, Silver Lake Partners, the parent company, was the (...)

19 November 2010

Talend & Sopera: a Logical Combination

Last week, we announced that Talend had acquired Sopera, the leading open source ESB provider.  This acquisition marks an important milestone in the growth of Talend: from a pure play data management vendor, we are now growing into adjacent markets and taking the company to the next step. (...)

16 November 2010

An Interesting Survey about Next Generation Data Integration

Our friends at TDWI are currently running an interesting survey on “Next Generation Data Integration”, and have asked for our help in getting responses from a representative sample of IT professionals. Even better, if you take the survey you will be receiving a free copy of their (...)

7 November 2010

@Talend is Gaining #Traction on #Twitter

This week, Talend held its first Tweet Jam.  No, we did not cook a pound of tweets with a pound of sugar and poured it in pots, but we certainly saw some steam on Twitter as many Tweeps out there contributed their ideas about open source data integration and data quality, using the hashtag (...)

20 October 2010

A Great Hadoop World - Congratulations to Cloudera

Talend was a sponsor of Hadoop World which took place this week in New York.  Organized by our good friends at Cloudera, this event was a tremendous success by all counts.  It attracted over 1,500 attendees, a record for such a “young” event.  Speakers and keynoters were the (...)

14 October 2010

Informatica Users Interested by Open Source

It’s unusual for a vendor to be invited by the user group of its largest competitor!  Well, the German Informatica User Group, DING, invited Talend as “Guest of Honor” (Ehrengast) to the DING Autumn Conference in Frankfurt on October 5, 2010. Approximately 40 Informatica (...)

10 October 2010

A Few Weeks Rich in Interactions

Last week I had the privilege of attending the Open Source Think Tank organized by Olliance Group and DLA Piper in Paris.  Over two days, some of the greatest minds in open source in Europe were joined by a fair number of their US colleagues and discussed many topics, from the legal (...)

5 October 2010

The Coming of Age of Open Source

I described in a post from June 2009 how Accenture created - in stealth mode - its Innovation Center for Open Source. Just last month, Accenture published the results of a survey - targeting 300 large organizations in both the private and public sector of three countries: USA, UK and (...)

28 September 2010

Talend's Development and the Return of Social Analytics

Summer generally tends to be a season for reflection.  It is crucial for an entrepreneur, after a busy year devoted to business, the organization of their activities and of course raising financing, to gain some perspective in order to look ahead into the future.  This year, it seems that (...)

23 September 2010

The Power of Open Source for Marketing

Marketing open source solutions presents different challenges than traditional software. The fact that in many cases these tools “sell” themselves certainly helps! Yes, the most frequently cited reason for the popularity of open source is the TCO, but running (...)

20 September 2010

Data Publica: an Open Data Marketplace

Talend has partnered with two French start-ups – Araok, an e-commerce consulting company and Nexedi, the vendor of the open source ERP solution ERP5 – to create a platform for providing data.  Data Publica, which was officially launched today, aspires to offer the first (...)

16 September 2010

Nick White, New Addition to Talend's Executive Team

We have just announced that Nick White has joined Talend as our new Chief Financial Officer. Nick has extensive, senior-level finance experience in start-up, medium-sized, and high profile hardware and software companies. He was most recently CFO of SpringSource, a VC-funded open-source (...)

3 August 2010

Is Open Source an Open Bar in the Cloud?

A tweet by Lance Walter got me thinking: lancewalter: People like the Cloud’s disruptive “pay-per-drink” model. Reaffirms my belief that great tech ideas are often conceived in bars. I replied quickly: ydemontcheuil: @lancewalter #opensource: “free as in free speech, (...)

14 July 2010

Reflecting on the First Half of 2010

Half way into 2010, it’s time to pause for a minute (but not more than a minute!) and look back at these past six months.  We have put out a press release summarizing the high points of this year so far. What does the press release say? Q2 was our twelfth consecutive quarter of growth - (...)

14 July 2010

A CIO for the French Government

French Minister of Budget François Baroin just launched the second phase of the “General Review of Public Policies” program, aiming to modernize the French administration and to cut public spending by €10 billion. 150 new measures [in French] have been adopted for the (...)

6 July 2010

Enterprise Open Source Software Procurement and Support Best Practices: Upcoming Webinar from the Open Source Think Tank

On Tuesday, July 15, 2010 at 11am Pacific (2pm Eastern, 8pm CET) our friends at the Olliance Group, the organizers of the Open Source Think Tank, will be moderating a very exciting Webinar on best practices in open source procurement and support.  This Webinar will feature a panel of (...)

6 July 2010

Tackling Big Data with Hadoop support

Earlier this week Talend announced native support for Hadoop, with immediate availability.  What does this mean? From the technical standpoint, it means that Talend’s solutions now include the capability to not only connect to Hadoop-based data sources such as HDFS (Hadoop (...)

1 July 2010

Interoperability: the fight goes on!

The European Commission recently released its “Digital Agenda“, one of the 7 initiatives it launched to help alleviate the economic crisis and prepare the EU economy for the challenges of the next decade: “Europe needs a new action plan for making the best use of (...)

3 June 2010

Reflecting on the Gartner Summits

Time flies, it’s already been over two weeks since the Gartner Summits (Business Intelligence, MDM & Enterprise Architecture) in Las Vegas.  But I said I would blog on these events, so here we are! I was impressed to see how busy these three events were. Gartner asks for a lot of (...)

3 May 2010

Did you check the Talend Channel on YouTube?

Latest Talend online community, the Talend Channel on YouTube is your source of information on open source data management. Its diverse content includes: Interviews from Talend executives Discussions with partners and open source visionaries Demonstrations of Talend’s open source data (...)

27 April 2010

Busy month for conferences

In the software industry, April is traditionally a busy month for conferences and shows.  This April did not fail the tradition, since Talend participated into: The Enterprise Intelligence Summit by Teradata in Berlin SugarCon, the SugarCRM user conference in San Francisco Gartner MDM Summit (...)

26 April 2010

The evolving CIO mind on open source

CIOs point of view on open source is clearly evolving. Four years ago, the word on the street was that open source solutions were insecure, riddled with amateurish support, and we were hearing that the viability of OSS companies was a wild bet at best… Of course the spreading of FUD (...)

8 March 2010

An Interesting Survey on Open Source Business Intelligence

Our friends at Aberdeen, a leading industry research firm, are currently running a survey on the use of open source technologies for BI deployments. They feel that many CIO’s are compelled to evaluate open source business intelligence as a way to reduce their costs, and they are (...)

2 March 2010

When proprietary vendors discover the power of community (but get it wrong)

Informatica recently announced the Informatica Marketplace - “the destination for buyers looking for data integration solutions.”  Informatica developers will be able to sell Informatica-related assets on this marketplace. Looks like a community to you?  For Informatica, it (...)

12 February 2010

Welcoming Open Source MDM

Talend enters a new market and everything changes - literally.  Last week, we introduced the first open source MDM solution and one week later the market landscape has undergone substantial consolidation with the two leading pure play MDM vendors being bought by larger companies. Last spring (...)

5 February 2010

The view from 2010

In hindsight, it’s easy to say that 2008 didn’t start very well, but most of us didn’t realize it until mid-September when Lehman Brothers became the first domino in a spectacular crash that has been likened to 1929. We found ourselves entering a recession, which has been (...)

18 January 2010

The totalitarian Wikipedia regime

Banana republic? Communist regime? Fascist regime? Which descriptor suits best Wikipedia? In any case, don’t be a dissident. Or you may just disappear. Wikipedians don’t like dissent. In August 2007, a courageous dissident (ShawnRog) wrote an article on Talend Open Studio. (...)

21 December 2009

An endangered species

In a smart IT world, clients would cheer when a price drop was announced. But in our glass-half-empty world, customers only show joy when they hear that a price increase has been postponed! This is the sad reality of the proprietary IT universe. “SAP Announces Delay in Maintenance (...)

14 December 2009

Gartner recognizes open source as enterprise data integration

Some will say “it’s about time”.  I won’t.  Although I’ll admit that I was impatient to see the Magic Quadrant for Data Integration been released.  It’s finally out, and well worth the wait. But before getting into more details, I want to set some points (...)

30 November 2009

Open source continues to conquer, but always conveys the same platitudes

I recently read the results of a survey by Computer Weekly and ResearchNow Business. The Computer Weekly IT Panel was launched in April 2009 and comprises almost 4,000 IT professionals working in a range of organization types, size, and business sectors. These results confirm the growing (...)

21 November 2009

Open source, twenty-four years later…

US Department of Defense recently released a memo, “Clarifying Guidance Regarding Open Source Software (OSS)”. As FederalComputerWeek notes: this memo “puts open-source software on the same level as commercial software and urges DoD agencies to evaluate it on an equal (...)

17 November 2009

Linking technology and society

“What does technology tell us about society?” asked Matt Asay last August, in an effort to explain what our decision to use (or avoid) tools like Twitter or Facebook says about our society. Technology both reflects and influences the values and culture of the society that (...)

31 October 2009

Powered by Talend: the Power of OEM

Since the appearance of software, companies have been looking for a powerful data integration tool that fits easily into their applications. The criteria? Easy to integrate; small footprint; highly scalable, platform independent and highly distributable. Oh and, of course, it has to be (...)

15 October 2009

Joining the Board of BonitaSoft

I just agreed to join BonitaSoft’s Board of Directors. BonitaSoft is a rising star in Business Process Management (BPM), a market that Chausson Finance describes as currently worth $2.6 billion and expected to grow 30% per year by 2012. The Bonita Project, the first open source BPM (...)

29 September 2009

A Cloud Doesn't Always Mean Bad Weather

In the business world, there’s no lack of ill-speakers and prophets of doom - those, for example, who strive to position good ideas as hype or “BS” marketing. Today, Cloud Computing is hype. So people take pot shots at it. No surprise. Think about it - what’s a (...)

28 September 2009

Enhancing Indicators

Policymakers have been thinking a lot lately about how to improve the accuracy of economic performance indicators like the gross domestic product (GDP), which is to this day the dominant reference point for the progress of nations. Recently, the EU announced that they will launch a new (...)

19 September 2009

Success for the First Talend Partner Summit

Last week in Paris we held our first Talend Partner Summit.  This event was a big success: over 100 participants joined us for sessions of learning and interaction. Among the presentations, a few were specially noteworthy: Bertrand gave a great overview of the market drivers and trends Eric (...)

17 September 2009

Survey on open source use for business intelligence, data integration and data warehousing

Mark Madsen and the BeyeNETWORK are working on a research report on open source software (OSS) use for business intelligence, data integration and data warehousing. The focus is on how real-world organizations use or plan to use open source to store, analyze and deliver information. Through (...)

7 September 2009

Oracle, MySQL and the European Commission: isn't it about Marketing?

The European Commission launched an antitrust probe into Oracle’s acquisition of Sun.  EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes expressed concerns about whether MySQL would continue to get traction under Oracle’s ownership. Matt Asay makes the point that the EC’s (...)

4 September 2009

A moment of truth: Informatica's pricing revealed

I want to thank eWeek for the moment of truth it offers in its article: Informatica Launches Data Integration Service in the Cloud. To my knowledge, it’s the first article that discusses Informatica’s fee structure! At last, the leader of proprietary data integration communicates (...)

1 September 2009

Talend's Channel Manager Recognized by CRN

I am delighted to announce that Madeleine Biskintaoui, Talend’s North American Channels & Alliances Manager, has been selected as one of CRN Magazine as one of the “The Most Powerful Women Of The Channel”. This award recognizes leading women executives at solution (...)

24 August 2009

Successful launch for the Cloud BI solution

Earlier this week, along with our partners RightScale, Jaspersoft and Vertica, we announced the availability of a complete turnkey BI solution on the Cloud. The value of this solution is obvious: get an instant deployment of an infinitely scalable, enterprise grade BI stack, at a very (...)

14 August 2009

Don't miss your target!

Maybe you remember an incident that happened 2 years ago during the Golden League in Rome - a French long jumper, Salim Sdiri, was hit by a javelin thrown by Finnish athlete, Tero Pitkämäki. The javelin thrower, one of the best in the world, was competing for first place when he slipped and (...)

13 August 2009

A Japanese contributor

During my recent trip to Tokyo, I had the pleasure to meet with one of Talend’s biggest fan in Japan. Kensuke Saeki, pictured here (middle) with Vincent and myself, is an avid user of Talend Open Studio, and an important contributor to Talend Babili, our community translation (...)

31 July 2009

Survey on the use of open source BI

Mark Madsen and the B Eye Network have just launched a pretty interesting survey on the use of open source BI technology - including ETL, database, reporting & analytics. All our readers are highly encouraged to take this survey - the more answers, the more accurate the data will be. (...)

30 July 2009

About Community and Commercial Solutions

Note: this post originally appeared in Talend’s July Newsletter. Today, quite a lot of people think that open source means free software. This is partly because the word “free” (at least in English) connotes both “freedom” and “free of charge.” (...)

22 July 2009

Forrester on strategic role of OSS

I strongly recommend that you read Jeffrey Hammond’s interview published by James Turner on the O’Reilly Radar’s Blog. A Principal Analyst in the Application Development and Program Management Group at Forrester research, Jeffrey is an expert in software development, Web (...)

16 July 2009