The document discusses the challenges of managing increasing data volumes and formats in corporate IT systems. It notes that data integration issues are growing as systems evolve and more internal and external sources are incorporated. Legal and operational requirements are also placing more emphasis on data consistency and availability. The worldwide enterprise data integration market was estimated to be worth $13 billion in 2005, with data warehousing and business intelligence making up $2 billion of that segment. The document proposes strategies for penetrating the ETL market, comparing centralized proprietary solutions with Talend's open source distributed approach using Perl.

1. Cedric CARBONE CTO

2. Taming the data explosion The flow of data absorbed by Corporate IT systems doubles every 12/18 months Data format heterogeneity increases with the growth of internal and external data sources IT systems evolve in layered stacks leading to more data integration issues Legal constraints – Art.1316, SOX, Bâle2 – and operational constraints – just in time – put more emphasis on data consistency and availability 26/05/09 Confidential document p

3. A market worth $13bn Worldwide enterprise data integration spendings amount to $13 billion in 2005 Datawarehousing associated to business intelligence is a $2bn segment of this market 26/05/09 Confidential document p

4. 26/05/09 Confidential document p Market penetration strategy ETL Market Proprietary Software Centralized solutions Limited performance Proprietary language Large Accounts High TCO Supplier driven Talend Open Source Distributed Solution Unlimited performance PERL All enterprises Low TCO Customer driven

5. Talend Open Studio Demo 26/05/09 Confidential document p

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