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About Tom Groenfeldt

I write - mostly about finance and technology, sometimes about art, occasionally about politics and the intersection of politics and economics. My work appears on Forbes.com and and occasionally in The American Banker and Banking Technology in London.

Tony Blair’s Memoir — Fascinating, Quirky and Often Funny

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Tom Groenfeldt

This book surprised me — the  reviews I read ranged from mediocre to hostile, but I found  Tony Blair in excellent explanatory form, describing his thinking of New Labour, his efforts to get the party to adopt the ideas, and … Continue reading →

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Wisconsin’s Aurora Uses Teradata To Improve Patient Outcomes

Posted on May 4, 2012 by Tom Groenfeldt

Like other industries, health care initially used technology to automate time-consuming processes such as billing, registration and scheduling.  “What organizations discovered is that, as an indirect result of operational systems, they had collected huge amounts of data on the business … Continue reading →

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My Content Has Shifted

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Tom Groenfeldt

I am doing most of my technology and finance writing at Forbes.com, so look for my work there at http://blogs.forbes.com/tomgroenfeldt. However, now that I have straightened out the administrative difficulties that had delayed the transfer of this site, I will … Continue reading →

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