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image of young Black girl wearing a black headscarf and a yellow dress, smiling confidently as she stands in front of corrugated tin walls with some sectioned rusted and some painted red. Sunlight shines in from above through a roof hole

With Talend and Stitch, Save the Children Germany also saves time and manual effort

By Kyle Brown

Save the Children Germany couldn’t keep up with donation sources, and staff turnover laid bare the risks of depending on niche software. To keep helping the world’s children, the nonprofit needed to automate and standardize donation data processes.

photo of smiling Black woman with short hair and large earrings walking down a city street holding a phone and a coffee. Photo has a grey tinted overlay and white logos for Talend and Keyrus are superimposed on the center of the image

photo of smiling Black woman with short hair and large earrings walking down a city street holding a phone and a coffee. Photo has a grey tinted overlay and white logos for Talend and Keyrus are superimposed on the center of the image

Accelerating business excellence at Keyrus with Talend’s Early Access Program (EAP)

By Don Pinto, Chloe Gout & Olivier Dubois

Participating in the Talend Early Access Program (EAP) has helped our Partner, Keyrus, gain more clients by showcasing Talend’s unique capabilities and how they can solve business problems. Read more about how the EAP program works.

a male and female college student sit on a green lawn outside a futuristic building with a row of trees in front of it while another student wearing a backpack is walking nearby

a male and female college student sit on a green lawn outside a futuristic building with a row of trees in front of it while another student wearing a backpack is walking nearby

Data powers new ideas at Te Pūkenga | Manukau Institute of Technology

By Kyle Brown

Digital transformation at Manukau Institute of Technology, a business division of Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills & Technology (MIT) included shifting data from on-prem to the cloud. Talend had an efficient, future-facing solution.

image of young Black girl wearing a black headscarf and a yellow dress, smiling confidently as she stands in front of corrugated tin walls with some sectioned rusted and some painted red. Sunlight shines in from above through a roof hole

image of young Black girl wearing a black headscarf and a yellow dress, smiling confidently as she stands in front of corrugated tin walls with some sectioned rusted and some painted red. Sunlight shines in from above through a roof hole

With Talend and Stitch, Save the Children Germany also saves time and manual effort

By Kyle Brown

Save the Children Germany couldn’t keep up with donation sources, and staff turnover laid bare the risks of depending on niche software. To keep helping the world’s children, the nonprofit needed to automate and standardize donation data processes.

photo of smiling Black woman with short hair and large earrings walking down a city street holding a phone and a coffee. Photo has a grey tinted overlay and white logos for Talend and Keyrus are superimposed on the center of the image

photo of smiling Black woman with short hair and large earrings walking down a city street holding a phone and a coffee. Photo has a grey tinted overlay and white logos for Talend and Keyrus are superimposed on the center of the image

Accelerating business excellence at Keyrus with Talend’s Early Access Program (EAP)

By Don Pinto, Chloe Gout & Olivier Dubois

Participating in the Talend Early Access Program (EAP) has helped our Partner, Keyrus, gain more clients by showcasing Talend’s unique capabilities and how they can solve business problems. Read more about how the EAP program works.

a male and female college student sit on a green lawn outside a futuristic building with a row of trees in front of it while another student wearing a backpack is walking nearby

a male and female college student sit on a green lawn outside a futuristic building with a row of trees in front of it while another student wearing a backpack is walking nearby

Data powers new ideas at Te Pūkenga | Manukau Institute of Technology

By Kyle Brown

Digital transformation at Manukau Institute of Technology, a business division of Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills & Technology (MIT) included shifting data from on-prem to the cloud. Talend had an efficient, future-facing solution.

a red modern passenger train traverses a high bridge of arched stone over a highway with cars on it below, framed by orange fall foliage

a red modern passenger train traverses a high bridge of arched stone over a highway with cars on it below, framed by orange fall foliage

ATMB keeps traffic and data flowing safely with Talend and Keyrus

By Kate Speer

ATMB, the company responsible for Mont Blanc tunnel infrastructure on the French-Italian border, needed modern data management to solve today’s needs and future success. Talend’s trusted technology gives ATMB the future-proof solution they need.

Eneria trailblazes real-time data synchronization with Talend Change Data Capture (CDC)

By Kate Speer

Looking for a way to get updated, usable information flowing freely between departments, Eneria began to pioneer a new way of looking at data synchronization - which harnessed the unique power of change data capture.

Faster, better reporting for Duravit AG

By Kate Speer

Talend took the pain out of cloud migration for Duravit AG — streamlining reporting and bringing their ambitious financial goals within reach

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group of four young women sitting in a brightly lit office with a large plant in the background

Healthier data means healthier minds for Mental Health Concern

By Kyle Brown

Mental Health Concern is using Talend to deliver integrated, healthy data for decision making, finding that Talend has capabilities beyond expectations that enable them to solve today’s challenges and pursue new use cases beyond their original plans.