HOW OPEN SOURCE IS CHANGING THE INTEGRATION INDUSTRY. Yves de Montcheuil VP of Marketing Talend

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1 HOW OPEN SOURCE IS CHANGING THE INTEGRATION INDUSTRY Yves de Montcheuil VP of Marketing Talend

2 Agenda Open source: enterprise ready Commercial open source What s cooking in integration? Talend overview

3 Open source: enterprise ready Some data points

4 Enterprise adoption of open source software is widespread and growing Enterprise commitment to open source software Growth in % of enterprises using OSS Anticipated future investment in OSS Same or decreasing investment Increasing investment Source: August 2010 Accenture survey based on telephone interviews with enterprises in the United States (150) and United Kingdom and Ireland (150) with annual revenue in excess of US$500 million.; Gartner 2006 and 2011 Survey 4

5 Expectations of improved quality, as well as cost savings, driving adoption Cost is no longer viewed as the principal benefit of open source, with enterprises citing instead on other aspects: What we are seeing is the coming of age of open source... an increase in demand for open source based on quality, reliability and speed, not just cost savings. This is a significant change from just two years ago when uptake was driven mainly by cost savings Source: August 2010 Accenture survey based on telephone interviews with enterprises in the United States (150) and United Kingdom and Ireland (150) with annual revenue in excess of US$500 million. Paul Daugherty, Chief Technology Architect, Accenture 5

6 Enterprises moving from tactical adoption of OSS to broader strategic exploitation IT Management Awareness of OSS is Now on Par with Developer Adoption Which of the following OSS infrastructure tools does your firm currently use? Source: The Forrester Wave: Open Source Business Intelligence, Q3 2010, based on 1298 application development and program professionals and 1900 software decision-makers at North American and European enterprises and SMBs 6

7 Open source: redefining the software industry For each major market segment, there is now a visible leader OS: Red Hat Mobile OS: Android Database: MySQL e-commerce: Magento Integration: Talend Document Management: Alfresco Web Server: Apache For certain new markets, open source is the only way to innovate NoSQL/Big Data movement (Hadoop, Cloudera, ) Cloud Management (Abiquo, Eucalyptus, ) 7

8 Accelerating corporate adoption: rapid growth for open source vendors Proprietary software companies during the recession By contrast, commercial open-source Red Hat saw continuous impressive growth and is expected to hit $1bn in revenue Talend grew over 100% 2 years in a row Java portal maker Liferay saw 100% growth in revenue Alfresco saw 20-straight quarters of growth, becoming profitable in Cloudera, SugarCRM, Jaspersoft, and Funambol, each grew sales by at least 50% each year through the downturn Acquia, providers of Drupal services and products achieved 500% revenue growth Magento became the fastest growing ecommerce platform in the world and now supports over 90,000 merchant sites generating more than $25bn 8

9 Commercial open source Differentiation Drivers

10 What is commercial open source? Two distinct models Community driven open source Commercial open source exo

11 Drivers of commercial open source User/client Corporate commitment One throat to choke Indemnification SLA Vendor Drive adoption Contributions Customer satisfaction Revenue/profitability

12 What s cooking in integration? 2 macro trends. Explosion in corporate data volumes Access to data, in near real-time

13 Trends in data and application integration The role and impact of integration has shifted due in large part to major trends such as cloud and managing massive data sets Mid-size businesses are looking to connect their data, e.g. SAP, JD Edwards, without the need for a sophisticated distinction between Application Integration and Data Integration. They don t care! Cloud integration tends to be more Application or ETL style in nature, rather than part of a holistic SOA-style activity Business acceptance of real-time collaboration tools is moving toward becoming as universal as it is in the consumer space

14 Trends in data and application integration Large organizations understand that Application Integration and Data Integration have consolidated into a new market called Data Services SOA is rarely mentioned by SMBs - demand is for good old application integration OSS makes up nearly 33% of all enterprise software - increased appetite to explore and use OSS, to exert cost controls over future integration projects ESB is the de-facto technology and infrastructure for interconnection of these 'services' in real-time

15 Why these trends? 1. Context = access to the right data 2. Latency = timely access to data

16 Need to provide context specific data, in real-time Real-time Self Service Unified Experience Telco International roaming Top up Landline, broadband, TV Banking iphone banking app ATM for cash Online savings, investments, checking Travel Availability Online booking Flight, hotel, attractions Healthcare Update patient records via ipad Online patient-doctor information One provider for all types of service Insurance Online quotation and approval Online claim filing Single policy: house, travel, health

17 Consequences of getting it wrong or not addressing Investor relations Timely disclosure of financial information is critical for well functioning capital markets - market reacts negatively to announcements that firms will file late Opportunity loss What are your competition doing? Are they better able to meet customer demands? Customer relations Management of personal information and compliance with Data Protection Acts within different geographies, can lead to damage to corporate brand or even prosecution

18 About Talend Open source integration leader

19 Corporate Overview Leading provider of open source integration software Venture-backed Worldwide operations and users San Francisco (Los Altos) Corporate Orange County (Irvine) Business R&D Tech Support Boston (Burlington) Business R&D New York (Tarrytown) Business Tech Support Paris (Suresnes) Corporate Business R&D & Tech Support Utrecht Business Milan (Grassobbio) Business Tech Support Beijing R&D Tech Support London (Maidenhead) Business Tech Support Nuremberg Business Tech Support Bonn Business R&D Tech Support Munich Business Tokyo Business Tech Support 19 19

20 Business Highlights A high adoption rate 12 million downloads 550,000 users 2,000 customers 1 download per minute 100 new customers per month 20

21 Strong Industry Recognition Data Integration Magic Quadrant Technical & business criteria Direct entry as Visionary Only open source vendor Also mentioned in Gartner s Data Quality, Master Data Management & Application Integration research, and by other analyst firms (Forrester, IDC, Bloor Research, etc.) 21

22 Market Positioning Application Integration Connect applications & services MDM Data Quality Reference data management Data profiling & data cleansing Data Integration Analytics (ETL) Extract, Transform & Load for decision support systems Operational Integration Data replication & synchronization, data migration & capture, application upgrade, etc. 22

23 Selected Talend Customers Finance & Insurance Services Manufacturing & Retail Public Sector & Education

24 Talend s Vibrant Community TalendForge Forums 50,000+ posts in 11 forums from 4,000+ members (450+/week) TalendForge Exchange 400+ extensions from 100+ contributors, 70,000+ downloads Connectors for BIRT, Google Analytics, Twitter, and many others TalendForge Babili 69,000+ strings from 70+ community translators in 15 languages TalendForge Bugtracker 7,000+ issues reported from 1,500+ community testers Other Community-Initiated Projects DataStage auditing/migration tools, Excel reporting platform Spatial Data Integrator (SDI) module 24

25 Talend s Community Partnerships Talend is an Apache Software Foundation sponsor Talend engineers chair the Apache CXF, Camel, and Santuario projects Talend contributes to the Apache Karaf, ActiveMQ, Aries, ServiceMix, Webservices, Hadoop, and Ace projects Talend is an Eclipse Foundation Strategic Developer Talend engineers lead the Eclipse Swordfish project Talend is an OW2 Consortium Founding Member Talend s CTO is a member of the OW2 Board of Directors

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