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Tag Archives: pricing
Re: ETL tools: Don’t Forget About the Little Dogs
Rick Sherman just published his latest article on “ETL tools: Don’t Forget About the Little Dogs” where he expressed his concern that potential buyers of ETL/DI tools are only looking at a small number of (established) players in the ETL marketplace and suggested that buyers should take a closer look at the new breed of [...]
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Also tagged affordability, data integration tools, datadoghouse, etl tools, expressor, rick sherman
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expressor and Talend debate pricing models, transparency
Very interesting conversation taking place between expressor and Talend over on Merv Adrian’s blog — Market Strategies for IT Suppliers. FYI, the first post from expressor’s Michael Waclawiczek is #21 on the comment list and Talend’s Yves de Montcheuil responds shortly after.
Posted in Competition, expressor, Online / Multi-media, Open Source ETL
Also tagged expressor, merv adrian, open source, Talend
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American Tower turbocharges DW application with expressor
American Tower operates thousands of communications sites across the US for the wireless and broadcast industries. The company uses Microsoft Windows throughout the organization, is a heavy user of Microsoft SQL Server as well as Oracle and has adopted many of the Microsoft productivity tools — including SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). American Tower is satisfied [...]
Posted in Competition, Connectivity, Customers, Data Processing, Data Transformation, expressor, Scripting, Semantic Integration, SQL Server, Telecommunications, Traditional ETL
Also tagged American Tower, customer, data warehousing, expressor, Geoff Speare, informatica, microsoft, sql server, ssis
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data integration software pricing gone crazy
I was talking to one of our prospective customers the other day and was reminded again how addictive it is to fall into the enterprise software pricing trap, which is all about extorting every possible dollar out of a client’s IT budget so that the vendor can continue with its outdated and outrageous business model. [...]
Posted in Competition, expressor, Traditional ETL
Also tagged ab initio, data stage, data warehouse, enterprise software, etl, etl software, ibm, informatica, semantic data integration
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