Phil has worked at SAS for over 20 years. He has held a number of roles ranging from technical trainer to marketing professional. Phil's current focus is on services marketing, including training, as well as social media. Phil is part of the international team who will bring Analytics 2013 to London next year. Follow Phil on Twitter: @philmale
There are 650 seats in the United Kingdom's House of Commons, but the result of this year’s general election is widely expected to hinge on the decisions made in under 150 constituencies. Undecided voters are watching the political agendas closely to help them decide which party they want to run
Bookies have long turned a trade in predicting the fate of our politicians in the general election. According to Ladbrokes, gamblers are set to spend a staggering £100m betting on this year’s result. The outcome of the May 7 vote is anticipated to be the hardest election to predict in
As a boy growing up in the 1970s, I was fascinated in particular by dinosaurs. I knew all their names, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus, Triceratops etc. And I could also remember in which geological time period they lived, and on which continent; and what they ate, often each other of course!
