Tag Archives: Teradata

Big Data = New Oil — What’s That Even Mean?

Posted on November 3, 2017 by Tom Groenfeldt

During Teradata’s annual Partners conference in Anaheim, CA toward the end of October an executive  almost inevitably referred to big data as the new oil. Antony Peyton, deputy editor of London-based Banking Technology asked what that meant, which led to … Continue reading →

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Teradata Focuses On Top 500 To Leverage Scarce Resources — Data Scientists, Analysts

Posted on October 30, 2017 by Tom Groenfeldt

Teradata faces a challenge – how to grow a company when a key resource — data scientists and top data analysts — is limited. Victor Lund, who was named president and CEO of Teradata a year and a half ago, … Continue reading →

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Bank Polski Predicts Mobile Will Become Leading Payment Platform

Posted on October 27, 2013 by Tom Groenfeldt

“Payment cards in their traditional plastic form will disappear sooner or later, much sooner than later,” said Wojciech Bolanowski, managing director at Bank Polski during a presentation at Teradata’s user group conference in Dallas Sunday. He predicted that mobile phone-based … Continue reading →

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Nordea Builds on a Financial Data Warehouse

Posted on October 27, 2013 by Tom Groenfeldt

Nordea — four banks, four countries, now that it has sold off an unprofitable bank in Poland. With 11 million customers, 900 branches and a goal to become a great European bank, Nordea had some challenges ahead. The CEO says … 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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