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Taleo expands cloud options

Thursday 6th May 2010

Talent management solutions provider Taleo is expanding its partnership with IBM to further connect and integrate their respective cloud solutions.

Cast Iron Systems, recently acquired by IBM, enables companies to rapidly integrate Taleo Business Edition with other applications in days.

As a market leader in talent management, Taleo has deep experience in providing integrated solutions to the largest installed base in the industry with 4500 customers including 49 of the Fortune 100 companies.

Cast Iron Systems provides a complete platform to integrate cloud and on-premise applications, and has delivered thousands of cloud integrations around the world.

It enables customers to rapidly exchange critical talent management data - such as job codes, salaries, employee information and more - between Taleo and other Human Resource applications and helps them streamline their talent management processes across cloud and on-premise applications.

"With the growth of Software as a Service, companies have an increasing need to integrate data and business processes across on-premise and cloud systems, both within and beyond the enterprise," said Dr Angel Luis Diaz, Vice President BPM and Connectivity, IBM.

"IBM and Taleo share a vision to provide customers with simplified solutions that optimise the cloud and give both the line of business and IT workers fast access to the information and processes they need to meet business goals."

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