The SAS BookshelfGet hooked on the NOOK!Feb 09, 2012
As a little girl growing up in rural North Carolina, I remember going to my Granddaddy’s fishing pond. My Daddy and Granddaddy loved to fish but as a ...Read More
SAS VoicesThe care and feeding of analytic 'all-stars'Feb 09, 2012
My colleague Geoffrey Taylor recently wrote about the education and training of analytic resources and the potential shortage of these resources in th...Read More
State and Local ConnectionAnalytics helping transportation officials get the job done in tight financial timesFeb 09, 2012
The American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials recently released a top 10 list of transportation issues that will be “talked, writ...Read More
Customer AnalyticsCustomer Engagement: The New Imperative for Health CareFeb 09, 2012
Greetings! My name is Kelly Miller and I am a marketer at SAS, focused specifically on the health care industry for 8 years now. And what an intrigui...Read More
Real BI for Real UsersBest practices for refreshing production OLAP cubesFeb 09, 2012
Unlike prior versions of SAS OLAP technology, 9.2 provides more options for maintaining and refreshing OLAP cubes. With this comes some discussion abo...Read More
The SAS Training PostHarness the power of the cloud for learning SASFeb 09, 2012
Since this is my first post on The SAS Training Post blog, please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kathy and I am an instructor at SAS Headqu...Read More
Graphically SpeakingSG Procedures Book Samples: Adverse Event TimelineFeb 09, 2012
Here is the second installment of sample graphs from the SG Procedures book - The Adverse Event Timeline. This is a graph commonly used in patient pr...Read More
The Text FrontierIn the Mood: How analyzing Superbowl ads using mood states is more revealing than sentiment aloneFeb 08, 2012
Wow what a game! But for people like me, of course, the ads are the real super bowl snacks. I spent a lot of time thinking about the best way to anal...Read More
JMP BlogEmbedding images in JSL scriptsFeb 08, 2012
Every now and then a question arises that spawns enough discussion that I think it is worthy of a blog post. The topic of discussion around JMP's virt...Read More
The SAS Training PostHow to open a SAS table in SAS Web Report StudioFeb 08, 2012
Business users of SAS are finding the Web Report Studio capabilities incredibly beneficial for viewing, creating, and sharing reports on the Web. The...Read More
The Analytic Hospitality ExecutiveDifferent place, same problems – How do we engage with the guest and keep them loyal?Feb 08, 2012
I recently attended the Cornell Hospitality Summit in Mumbai India at the Taj Palace. This was an event co-sponsored by Taj Hotels Resorts and Palace...Read More
The DO LoopUse the Cholesky transformation to correlate and uncorrelate variablesFeb 08, 2012
A variance-covariance matrix expresses linear relationships between variables. Given the covariances between variables, did you know that you can wr...Read More
The Text FrontierHow to catch a criminal with text analyticsFeb 07, 2012
Information has always been valued and tightly protected. But now, more than ever, information can be captured in undetectable ways in the form webpag...Read More
Customer AnalyticsBanking segmentation and the Super Bowl Feb 07, 2012
As a new contributor to SAS’ Customer Analytics blog, let me introduce myself. I’m a SAS field marketer focused on integrated campaigns, digital strat...Read More
The Business Forecasting DealForecasting fashion apparel (Part 3)Feb 07, 2012
Some ideas sound great (combining chocolate with peanut butter) and turn out great (Reese's Peanut Butter Cup). Some ideas sound great (getting a fac...Read More
The SAS BookshelfeBooks, eBooks, eBooksFeb 07, 2012
More than 1,000 attendees from all facets of the Publishing industry gathered in New York in January for the 2012 Digital Book World Conference. Not ...Read More
Real BI for Real UsersThe best part of writing a book is learning something newFeb 07, 2012
Many of the chapters in my new book Building Business Intelligence Using SAS: Content Development Examples were straightforward to write but one in pa...Read More
Closing the Intelligence GapCould Beethoven have implemented business analytics?Feb 07, 2012
Could the great classical music composer Ludwig Beethoven successfully implement business analytics in an organization? I was educated as an indust...Read More
SAS VoicesWhat’s so special about Midland, Michigan?Feb 06, 2012
In my 11 years at SAS, I’ve gotten to travel to New York, Las Vegas, San Francisco and other big-city destinations, but my trip to Midland, Michigan (...Read More
JMP BlogNew in JMP 10 for experiment design: Evaluate DesignFeb 06, 2012
JMP 10 is coming in March. In my next few posts, I plan to share the main new capabilities in the area of experiment design. The most visible of these...Read More
The SAS Training PostWith SAS and Facebook, who needs Meetup?Feb 06, 2012
In my previous blog post I talked about how to map your Outlook contacts and create a list of the 3 people nearest the zip code you were traveling to....Read More
The SAS BookshelfFind me at Statistical Practice 2012Feb 06, 2012
In less than two weeks, I’ll be in sunny Florida attending a brand new conference. According to their Web site, Statistical Practice 2012 aims to brin...Read More
Customer AnalyticsThoughts on the Forrester Wave and campaign managementFeb 06, 2012
In my view of things, as a (semi) professional in software product marketing focused on the needs of direct marketers, with the possible exception of ...Read More
The DO LoopHow to access SAS sample programsFeb 06, 2012
Have you ever wanted to run a sample program from the SAS documentation or wanted to use a data set that appears in the SAS documentation? You can:...Read More
Graphically SpeakingComparative density plotsFeb 06, 2012
Recently a user posted a question on the SAS/GRAPH and ODS Graphics Communities page on how to plot the normal density curves for two classification l...Read More

Davos 2012: How can we embrace opportunities in this risk-filled environment?
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A question that is on the forefront of many discussions in Davos this year is how do we create inclusive growth amidst a volatile environment fraught with global risks? The problems are common and shared by governments and businesses around the world; how can they develop strategies to rebalance, identify ... Read More
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