The APM is similar, and they have certain tools in Talend, such as scheduling, that provide real-time data. Talend can be complex, but it presents a challenge. The version is much simpler and easier to use. Additionally, it allows non-technical users to access the system, saving resource costs and reducing time wasted on the data platform. Each one of them has their particular functions. Informatica and Talend have their specific details, which are good. The current UI of Talend and interfaces is good. It's priced at 30,000. Even though it is a startup, Talend's data suite is more promising and they are more agile. Dell Data Suite is a part of the package that provides compliance and establishing a relationship. The file management system is part of it. If you want to use it entirely, that's a different package. If you're looking at ETL, you can use the file management system as a staging area, where the cost is a little higher on the second side. More focus is on data transformation, the overall process, and compliance. Other ETL tools cost between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars, but Talend's data suite is a fraction of that price. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.
