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Discover how the promise of healthy data can help your company meet its business objectives

Top 8 takeaways from Talend Connect

By Talend Team

Missed Talend Connect 2021? Catch up on the highlights here.

Is your data healthy?

By Talend Team

When data isn’t accessible, reliable, or well understood, it’s no wonder that more than a third of business leaders say they go with their gut – rather than their data – to make decisions.

Data health, from prognosis to treatment

By Krishna Tammana

The more you practice good data health within your organization, the less risk you have of data issues leading to bad decisions or security breaches.

Take control of your data with Stitch Unlimited

By Talend Team

Technology that artificially throttles access to your own data and stunts your company’s growth. Stitch Unlimited can help you understand your customers, inform product development, and to plan for the future.

Top 8 takeaways from Talend Connect

By Talend Team

Missed Talend Connect 2021? Catch up on the highlights here.

Business Forecasting with Cosmo, Chief Destiny Officer

By Talend Team

Predicting the future always sounds a little magical, but we were intrigued to meet a CDO who says he actually uses magic — instead of modeling.

Customer segmentation with Cosmo, Chief Destiny Officer

By Talend Team

Ever feel like connecting with the right customer audience is just a matter of luck? Cosmo is a "CDO" who always leaves targeting up to chance.

The role of a CDO with Cosmo, Chief Destiny Officer

By Talend Team

Have you ever wished you had a crystal ball? We tracked down a CDO who actually uses one. Cosmo is not a Chief Data Officer — he’s a Chief Destiny Officer.

Keep your cloud close and your data closer

By Mark Fazackerley

The Australia Privacy Act of 1988 regulates the handling of personal information about individuals — and global organizations with a significant presence in Australia — must be mindful of the APP data sovereignty regulations.

How Alan Turing inspires me as a computer scientist and an ally

By Richard Hall

Considered by most as the father of artificial intelligence, lending his expertise to mathematical biology, cryptograhy and computing, Alan Turing had to hide a fundamental part of his identity for fear of being labelled a criminal.