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Taleo to Use CrateDB Data and Tech for Financial Clients

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CrateDB’s database services will be used by Luxembourg-headquartered consultancy firm Taleo to help its financial clients with their data management and analytics processes.

Taleo will harness California-based CrateDB’s data to surface real-time insights in the banking, insurance and data management sectors. It will also aid clients in enhancing risk management and compliance capabilities, improve customer experience and loyalty, streamline underwriting processes and optimise portfolio performance, CrateDB said.

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