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En los últimos años, el país ha sido testigo de algunas intervenciones a entidades financieras, lo que ha causado incertidumbre no solo en los clientes y consumidores, sino también en el sistema financiero en general, impactando su credibilidad. Por esta razón, las empresas de este sector deben, ahora más que
Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) around the world are investing in AI, but most are still early in their AI maturity journey. That’s one of the key takeaways from a new global study commissioned by SAS and IDC. The report, AI for SMBs: Closing the Readiness–Reality Gap, explores how SMBs
Kidney stones are becoming more common around the world. In the U.S., one in 10 people will have a kidney stone, and the recurrence rate is high—about 50-80%, depending on the type of stone. Rates in children are rising too, increasing by about 10% over the last decade. If you’ve
Tax return registrations and filings continue to rise and fraud schemes are becoming more automated and sophisticated. At the same time, public expectations for fast, digital service are higher than ever. The intensity is real and the data tells a sobering story. In the United States alone, the Internal Revenue
In general, it is very difficult to compute a probability for a multivariate continuous distribution. For all continuous distributions, the probability requires solving a complicated multiple integral. For example, the probability for a bivariate normal distribution requires integrating the bivariate normal density over a two-dimensional (2-D) area. The probability for
For the past 13 years, NC State College of Design students have been tasked with exploring how technology and design can help tackle society’s biggest challenges. This year, students were asked to reconsider the role design plays in society. Rather than developing a traditional B2B interface, they explored how design,
Fraud targeting public sector programs has entered a new phase. Sophisticated fraudsters, armed with AI, are depleting public sector budgets and damaging trust in government – and that’s a reality governments must face. What was once largely opportunistic and fragmented has become organized, industrialized and increasingly cross-border. Fraudsters no longer
Medication non‑adherence remains one of health care’s most persistent and expensive challenges. Across chronic conditions, only about half of patients take medications as prescribed, even when effective treatments are available. The consequences are significant: disease progression, avoidable hospitalizations, increased mortality, and hundreds of billions of dollars in preventable health care
How to detect and respect Sensitivity Labels when working with SAS and Microsoft 365 content.
If you’ve been experimenting with tools inside ChatGPT or Claude, you’ve probably seen how quickly an AI agent can surface useful information. It can pull data, summarize what’s happening and point you in the right direction. That part works. Where things still break down is what happens next. You find
Pandemics. Wars. Energy crises. Unprecedented circumstances can make it hard to build accurate forecasts, especially when forecasts are based on historical data alone, explains Josh Ackerman, a Data Scientist Manager at DOW. “It’s hard to make strategic decisions when you can’t predict the future from the past,” says Ackerman. Leaders
A course in elementary statistics always introduces the "Z-score." A Z-score is the result of standardizing a normally distributed random variable. By subtracting the distribution's mean and dividing by its standard deviation, you transform a general normal random variable into a standardized variable that has zero mean and unit standard
At SAS Innovate 2026, best-selling author and podcaster Mel Robbins joined CMO Jenn Chase on the main stage for a candid, energizing conversation about change – why it’s so hard, why it feels relentless right now and how we can show up more effectively as leaders, teammates and humans. From
After another SAS Innovate, let’s revisit some images from the past and talk about the evolution that brought us to where we are today. A community built from the start (1976) In 1976, the same year SAS was incorporated, a few hundred users gathered for the first SAS user conference.
In fraud prevention, the most consequential moment is when a decision is made. Every flagged transaction, suspicious login or anomalous pattern triggers a choice that must balance speed, accuracy, customer trust and regulatory responsibility. Act too aggressively and legitimate customers feel friction. Act too cautiously and fraud slips through. In