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ABSTRACT:
Founded in 1989, Bloor Research is one of the world's leading IT research, analysis and consultancy organizations.
In this InDetail product review, Research Director Philip Howard takes a close look at the features of Talend Open Studio, its advantages and drawbacks. This 11-page analyst study will help IT staff and decision makers get an independent angle on the leading open source data integration solution.
"In our view, Talend is the most enterprise oriented of the open source data integration vendors." - Philip Howard, Bloor Research
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Author
Phiilip Howard
Research Director
Philip started in the computer industry way back in 1973 and has variously worked as a systems analyst, programmer and salesperson, as well as in marketing and product management, for a variety of companies including GEC Marconi, GPT, Philips Data Systems, Raytheon and NCR. After a quarter of a century of not being his own boss Philip set up what is now P3ST (Wordsmiths) Ltd in 1992 and his first client was Bloor Research (then ButlerBloor), with Philip working for the company as an associate analyst. His relationship with Bloor Research has continued since that time and he is now Research Director. His practice area encompasses anything to do with data and content and he has five further analysts working with him in this area. While maintaining an overview of the whole space Philip himself specialises in databases, data management, data integration, data quality, data federation, master data management, data governance and data warehousing. He also has an interest in event stream/complex event processing.
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