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Talend CEO Expects Strong Growth, Free Cash Flow

Forbes Peter Cohan shares insight in to first time Talend CEO Mike Tuchen's strategy for helping the company improve sales and more. Read more here.

Serverless Computing: Moving from DevOps to NoOps

Talend's Laurent Bride, highlights the industry move to Serverless computing. Read more here.

CRN Big Data 100: 7 Data Integration Tools We Recommend

Talend was named in CRN's sixth annual 2018 Big Data 100, a vendor listing that identifies the solution providers that are innovating in the space.

API standards get promoted as Talend joins OAI

Cloud and big data integrator Talend has joined the OpenAPI Initiative (OAI) intending to standardise how APIs are described.

How Open-Source Development Is Democratizing The Tech Industry

Dan Kulp, VP of Open Source Development at Talend, disucsses the impacts of Open Source on technology and business.

Talend emphasizes more creative, flexible training in partner program changes

Talend is looking to make it easier for their Big Data and cloud-focused partners to build the new and complex integrations now required when delivering Talend in projects.

How a data management change helped Save the Children

Charitable organization Save the Children leverages technology to enhance processes and help comply with GDPR.

Businesses must integrate AI now or fall further behind

Laurent Bride, CTO of Talend, discusses the importance of AI for the business.

The combination of artificial intelligence and the cloud

Ciaran Dynes, SVP of Products at Talend, discusses why the combination of AI and the cloud is very real, already happening, and will change the entire game in terms of business scalability.

February 14, 2018

Talend CEO sees gold in big data’s quickening shift to the cloud

The data integration market has long been dominated by giants like Informatica Corp. and IBM Corp., but Talend SA’s cloud-native approach continues to chip away at the stalwarts’ market share, according to its chief executive.