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Two webinars, two M2010 keynote speakers, free learning

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I know that many of you will be traveling to Las Vegas in a couple of months to attend the annual Data Mining Conference. But, for those of you who won’t be attending, or for those who would love a sneak-peek beforehand, I’d like to share with you two upcoming webinars.

Dick DeVeaux, Professor of Statistics at Williams College will be presenting a Webinar on August 31 at 11:00 AM ET titled Data Mining – Fool’s Gold or the Mother Lode? You’ll learn how to avoid the potential dangers and mistakes that even seasoned professionals can make in the data mining process.

The following day, September 1st, John Elder, Founder and CEO of Elder Research and faculty member of the International Institute for Analytics (IIA) will be doing a webinar titled Data Mining with Quantitative and Qualitative Data. This Webinar is hosted by the IIA, which I’m happy to say they are also a sponsor of M2010!

So, if you’re wondering what it’s like to attend the annual Data Mining Conference, come check out one or both of these webinars to get an idea of what you can expect from the conference sessions. And hopefully I’ll also see you in Las Vegas!

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Michele Reister

Marketing Specialist

Michele Reister has worked in the Education Division at SAS since 2004. During that time she has played many roles including marketing training courses, developing product bundles, managing conferences and overseeing the division’s discount programs. Currently, she is responsible for the division’s social media strategy. Michele holds a BS in Management and Information Technology from Daniel Webster College and an MBA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Michele is a perpetual student herself and is constantly looking for better ways to serve SAS’ user population. When she’s not expanding her knowledge of marketing, Michele enjoys group fitness classes, cooking, volunteering, reading and chasing after her two children.

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