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Closer look at them. Figure 43: SAS Viya Figure 44: SAS Data Integration Figure 45: SAS/ACCESSdossier SAS18. Sesame SoftwareThe ETL tools from the ETL & Data Integration vendor Sesame Software focus on the support of the following functionalities:data managementdata warehousedata integrationsalesforcedata sourcessecuritydata protectionmetadatadata migrationdata mappingSesame Software serves the market with the following products, among others: Relational Junction, and Sesame Software Relational Junction (see the images below). We took a closer look at them.dossier Sesame Software19. SkyviaAs far as we have been able to ascertain, Skyvia currently has only one primary product: Skyvia ETL. Take a look at the screen shots below. The ETL tools from Skyvia are strong in the following areas, among others:ETLdata integrationCSVSQLdata qualitydata sourcescloud data integrationsecuritydata managementdata warehouse Figure 46: Skyvia ETL Figure 47: Skyvia ETL Figure 48: Skyvia ETLdossier Skyvia20. SnapLogicSnapLogic is widely known for its products SnapLogic Intelligent Integration, SnapLogic Flows, SnapLogic Fast Data Loader, SnapLogic Patterns Catalog, and SnapLogic AutoSync. The company is 100% specialized in ETL & Data Integration. Take a look at the images below. The ETL tools from SnapLogic are strong in the following areas, among others:data warehousedata integrationETLdata catalogmetadatasalesforcedata sourcesdata pipelinesAPIamazon redshift Figure 49: SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Figure 50: SnapLogic Flows Figure 51: SnapLogic Fast Data Loaderdossier SnapLogic21. SnowflakeThe most well-known products in the area of ETL & Data Integration of the company Snowflake are Snowflake Data Cloud, Snowflake Marketplace, Snowflake Data Warehouse, Snowflake Cloud Data Platform, and Snowflake Data Platform. We analyzed and evaluated these ETL & Data Integration products in depth and meticulously. The ETL tools from Snowflake can be characterized by good support on the following topics:data warehousedata lakesSQLAWSsecuritycloud platformsauthenticationbig dataETLdata sources Figure 52: Snowflake Data Cloud Figure 53: Snowflake Marketplace Figure 54: Snowflake Data Warehousedossier Snowflake22. TalendTalend is widely known for its products Talend Data Fabric, Talend Open Studio, Talend Data Catalog, Talend Data Integration, and Talend Data Preparation. The company is 100% specialized in ETL & Data Integration. Take a look at the images below. The ETL tools from Talend are strong in the following areas, among others:data integrationdata managementdata qualityCDCmetadataETLdata catalogbig datadata governancecloud data

Integration Figure 55: Talend Data Fabric Figure 56: Talend Open Studio Figure 57: Talend Data Catalogdossier Talend23. TibcoTibco is widely known for its products Omni-Gen, Tibco Webfocus, Tibco Data Virtualization, Tibco Cloud Integration, and Tibco MDM. The company is 100% specialized in ETL & Data Integration. Take a look at the images below. The ETL tools from Tibco are strong in the following areas, among others:data virtualizationdata managementdata qualitymaster data managementdata integrationdata sourcesapachewindowsAPI Figure 58: Tibco Webfocus Figure 59: Tibco Data Virtualization Figure 60: Tibco Cloud Integrationdossier Tibco ETL tools and the data warehouse Today, the top ETL tools in the market have vastly expanded their functionality beyond data warehousing and ETL. They now contain extended functionalities for data profiling, data cleansing, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), Big Data processing, data governance, and master data management. Learn more about the top ETL tools in our 100% vendor-neutral guide, or discover the 9 reasons why you should build a data warehouse. The ETL & Data Integration Guide 2025 Whatever ETL tool you need, never go by gut instinct, but always base your choice on objective data. In our ETL & Data Integration Guide™ 2025 you will find all major ETL software you can compare on more than 250 aspects. In addition, this guide includes a unique, online mini-course on ETL & Data Integration, allowing you to quickly grow into your role as a data integration specialist.ETL and Data Integration Guide™ ETL is not enough, you need BI software too ETL and data integration software are primarily meant to perform the extraction, transformation, and loading of data. Once the data is available, for example in a data warehouse or OLAP cube, Business Intelligence software is commonly used to analyze and visualize the data. This type of software also provides reporting, data discovery, data mining, and dashboarding functionality. Passionned Group also follows the Business Intelligence market closely. Learn more about our research on Business Intelligence software. What are the 7 biggest benefits of using ETL tools? We now generally recommend using an ETL tool, but a custom-built approach can still make sense, especially when

Now Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy buy an ETL tool?More than a two decades ago the vast majority of data warehouse systems were handcrafted, but the market for ETL software has steadily grown and the majority of practitioners now use ETL tools in place of hand-coded systems. Does it make sense to hand-code (SQL) a data warehouse today, or is an ETL tool a better choice?What if your favorite ETL tool is not in the list?If you think that a certain ETL tool is missing from the list above and should be included in our research, please fill out the request form and we’ll look into it straight away.How to compare the ETL vendors?In our 100% vendor independent ETL & Data Integration Guide 2025 we compare these ETL vendors as well as their solutions on 250+ key criteria that are important for selecting the right software for your organization. Do you need a solution that runs on Unix? Or Linux? Do you need a very user-friendly ETL tool? Is Data Quality important for your organization? Our guide provide all the answers to the important questions you’ll have when planning to purchase an ETL tool or data integration solution.Which vendors provide open-source ETL?Most of the vendors listed above are commercial vendors, which means that the software is not for free and that the source code isn’t available for developers. Only Pentaho, Talend, and CloverETL provide an open source ETL tool and on some aspects, they score on par with the commercial offerings.Should you use open-source ETL tools?Many organizations, both private and public, are currently evaluating or deploying Open-Source ETL tools like Talend, CloverETL, and Pentaho. These leading open-source ETL suites offer a range of ETL capabilities, ranging from ETL to ad-hoc analysis and reporting.

Leading analyst firm recently stated in a research paper: open-source adoption increases, because it is often considered ‘good enough’. When cutting-edge functionalities are not of the essence, these offerings provide a robust and complete alternative. The functionality of Pentaho Data Integration (PDI) for example, has increased so rapidly in the last two years that it has become a major competitor for commercial ETL tools. Open-source ETL tools are worth considering If you combine the ‘good enough’ factor with an attractive price point and the support delivered by the vendors, open-source ETL is certainly worth considering. In the ETL tools comparison report there is a thorough evaluation of the most common open-source ETL tools listed like Talend, CloverDX, and Pentaho. Commercial ETL tools comparison In total, twenty ETL & Data Integration tools are sold commercially, meaning they aren’t open source. The best-known commercial ETL tools are Informatica PowerCenter, SAP Data Services, Microsoft SSIS, and IBM’s Information Server. Open source ETL tools comparison We have researched three ETL & Data Integration tools that have an open source license structure. Take note, this doesn’t mean that you don’t have to pay for the software and/or service, but some have interesting licensing structures. All the vendors of the three open source ETL tools have a paid enterprise product offering. The open source ETL tools are: CloverETL, Pentaho Data Integration (PDI), and Talend Open Studio. Download our ETL & Data Integration Guide 2025 Do you want to purchase software from one of these ETL vendors? Vendor selection can be a time-consuming task. We have assisted organizations for over 10 years in selecting the right vendor and we’ll gladly help you to choose the best ETL solution for your organization. Through our extensive knowledge of the market, we have also been able to support our customers in the negotiation process with vendors. About Passionned Group Passionned Group is the leading specialist in designing and implementing data warehouses, data lakes and smart data architectures. Our passionate and experienced ETL consultants and industry experts help organizations of all sizes to become more integrated, intelligent and data-driven. contact us

Datamation content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More.Bottom Line:For companies looking for a low-cost solution for basic data integration functionality, Talend Open Studio gets the job done. The company also offers commercially supported solutions based on the same code that expand the product’s functionality. It has an impressive list of more than 900 connectors and an Eclipse-based development environment.See Talend Open Studio user reviews.Jump to: Talend Open Studio Features TableCompany Description:Founded in 2005, Talend offers open source solutions for big data management and data integration. It launched Talend Open Studio in 2006, which it claims made the firm the first commercial open source data integration vendor. For the last three years in a row, Gartner has named Talend a Leader in its Magic Quadrant report for data integration.Talend’s headquarters is in Redwood City, California, and it has more than 1,000 employees. It had $148.5 million in revenue in 2017 from more than 1,500 enterprise customers. It is traded on the NASDAQ exchange under the symbol TLND.Product Description:Talend Open Studio for Data Integration is the company’s open source solution for ETL. It features an Eclipse-based development environment that will be familiar to developers, ELT and ETL support, versioning, and a long list of connectors. Additional features are available through the company’s other open source projects, including Data Streams Free Edition, Open Studio for Big Data, Open Studio for Data Quality, Open Studio for ESB and Open Studio for MDM.The company also offers a commercial solution called Talend Data Management Platform that is based on the same code. It adds rich development tools, an administration center, monitoring console, data preparation, data quality, high availability and other features, as well as paid support. See the Talend Data Platform updates.Features:Deployment:On-premisesLicensing:Apache open source licenseSystem Requirements:Talend Open Studio runs on 64-bit versions of Windows, Ubuntu or macOS. It requires 3GB RAM (4 GB recommended) and 3 GB of storage space, as well as Java.ConnectorsMore than 900 pre-built connectors and components for Oracle, Teradata, Microsoft SQL server, Marketo, Salesforce, NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Sugar CRM, Dropbox, Box, SMTP, FTP/SFTP, LDAP, and moreDesign and Development Environment:Eclipse-based development environmentKey CapabilitiesETL and ELT supportEclipse-based development toolingVersioningLarge library of connectorsData flow orchestrationFile management without scriptingData transformationsSupport and Services:Certification, training, technical support and consulting availablePricing:Free; price for commercial version on requestTalend Open Studio Features TableFeaturesTalend Open StudioDeploymentOn-premisesSystem RequirementsOperating