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Analise Polsky is a thought leader on the SAS Best Practices team. The focus of her work is developing and delivering data quality, data stewardship, and culture and change management best practices. She has also created training materials for database and application products, which she has presented to a wide variety of cliental in multiple languages. Her training experience and education are bolstered by a Master’s degree in public health, as well as extensive academic research in the fields of economics and anthropology. She has contributed to research projects in Peru, Brazil, and Mexico, and has been published in academic journals.
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