Yearly Archives: 2016

Ryan Thomas 0
Asylum seekers needn’t cause Home Office headaches

Asylum seekers not causing headaches for the UK’s Home Office may be hard to imagine. There are regular scare stories about asylum seekers and budget cuts, amid rising concerns over immigration and the strain its putting on the national infrastructure. But it needn’t mean headaches for policy makers and officials.

Alan Cudney 0
Here comes MACRA: Analytics can help you measure and manage

Medicare payment changes are coming. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced the intention of increasing the proportion of payments to providers based on outcomes and changes in health status, as opposed to delivery of services. At the January 11th, 2016 J.P. Morgan Annual Health Care Conference,

Programming Tips
Kim Wilson 0
Reasons to love PROC DS2

PROC DS2 (DS2) is a new SAS programming language that extends the power of the traditional DATA step. Some customers have wondered if this new functionality is simply the “DATA step on steroids,” meaning that we simply added more robust functionality so that it’s a replacement for the DATA step.

Data Visualization
Sanjay Matange 0
Infographics Bar Chart

Last week I posted an article on creating Infographics using SAS.   The interest shown by the SAS community in this topic came as a surprise.  Also, it so happened by coincidence, a SAS users also  called into Tech Support just about the same time with a query about creating  Infographics type graph

Elizabeth Bautista 0
¿Sabes qué es la Industria 4.0?

Los avances tecnológicos han hecho que las industrias incrementen su productividad a marchas forzadas y en tiempos cada vez más rápidos, y esto se ha visto desde la Revolución Industrial. Pasando por las máquinas de vapor en el siglo XIX a la automatización de la industria en 1970. Las décadas

Work & Life at SAS
Rebecca Allen 0
Dance your HEART out!

Our cardiovascular systems are "complex arrangements of hydraulic, yet living, components" (Swain, 2000). Just as water must constantly flow at varied rates through a water system in a city, blood must also circulate rhythmically throughout our bodies to keep us vibrant and healthy.  The heart drives the entire system.  We get more efficient at

Margaret Crevar 0
When can too much memory hurt SAS?

With memory being affordable now, we are constantly being asked by customers about doubling and tripling the amount of RAM that SAS recommends. More is better, right? Often, but we have found a specific scenario using SAS datasets where that is not the case. Remember, that increasing memory generally means a commensurate

Toby Text 0
20 Jahre KSFE

Neben dem 40 jährigen Gründungsjubiläum der Software Firma SAS gibt es 2016 auch das 20 jährige KSFE - Jubiläum der Kooperation der SAS Anwender in Forschung und Entwicklung zu feiern, und zwar in der ältesten Universität Schwedens.

Rick Wicklin 0
Four essential sampling methods in SAS

Many simulation and resampling tasks use one of four sampling methods. When you draw a random sample from a population, you can sample with or without replacement. At the same time, all individuals in the population might have equal probability of being selected, or some individuals might be more likely

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