This solution has helped us extract data from various sources and load it into the data lake for our client as a large regional bank.

It is easy to create job opportunities within an organization by utilizing data from external sources, which enriches the company's data when connecting to other platforms. Similarly, importing data into your company is a straightforward process. Compared to other solutions, the Talend Data Management Platform makes developing jobs easier.

We migrated from JD Edwards to SAP. It could have been a very tough transition. However, with the help of Talend, we could do it smoothly. It provided us with connectors that made our job easy.

Implementing Talend can easily speed up implementation time and reduce the amount spent on the learning curve. Talend reminds me of a tool I used years ago called Hyperion Application Link (HAL). If you had basic knowledge of integration, you could pick up this tool in no time flat. The big difference between HAL and Talend is that the processing abilities of Talend are much better. HAL is clunky and slow. Talend is a powerhouse of ETL.

This solution has allowed us to use more technical individuals for data integration that don't otherwise have expertise in SQL, Stored Procedures, and/or Perl scripting. It has improved our ability to integrate data from multiple systems and decreased the time it usually took using other means, which involved Perl or high-level SQL techniques.

Since I am using it for an ongoing project, I haven't been able to deliver on that project.

It is going to help us in changing the way we look at integrations and not have deployed from a strictly coding standpoint. Instead, it's going to be from a perspective of design and orchestration, which is the direction we are going in.

ETL has simplified our integration procedures.