* Talend has a great foundation for technical growth with a strong product centered on Talend Studio which generates Java code for data integration using visual drag-and-drop components
* Strong Eclipse technology and community are built into Talend Studio
* Talend Studio addresses both batch integration (Jobs) and application integration (Routes)
* Very rich palette of Components for batch integration Jobs
* Generated code for event driven Routes uses Apache Camel which is excellent
Inconvénients
* Poor generated code quality
* Generated code for batch Jobs lacks a mature underlying framework (e.g. there is no underlying Spring Batch or equivalent that the generated code uses)
* Design palette for Routes is very limited and does not contain most Camel components
* Components for Camel Routes are poorly documented
* Generated code for both Jobs and Routes is monolithic and not easily extended
* Limited re-use and modularity of user designs. There is some, but it is not as robust or manageable as it should be.
* Does not make use of modern software frameworks such as Spring.
* Very poor tools for authoring SQL