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August 01, 2006

Digital Gold Book 2006: Integration of TD Waterhouse and Business Intelligence Are Top Priorities for Jerry Bartlett, CIO at TD Ameritrade

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By Greg MacSweeney, Wall Street & Technology

In 2007, TD Ameritrade's CIO Jerry Bartlett will also focus on increasing the advanced programmed trading capabilities for active traders as well as further developing analytics to predict customer behavior. Once the integration with TD Waterhouse is complete, Bartlett plans to continue to enhance the brokerage's business intelligence and analytics capabilities, while rolling out more functionality for both the active trader and the long term investor.

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