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If Day 1 asked what organizations should scale with AI, Day 2 showed what that looks like when trusted technology, industry expertise and human judgment come together in the moments that matter. Day 2 of SAS Innovate 2026 moved quickly from vision to application. Across banking, health care and life
There’s a question floating around in many conversations, leadership meetings, hiring decisions, at home and in the way companies are quietly restructuring. Most people aren’t saying it directly, but it’s there. SAS CTO Bryan Harris did say it directly at SAS Innovate 2026, which set the stage for this genuinely
Every lottery ticket printed is a forecast – and when that forecast is wrong, the consequences are immediate. “If the ticket’s there, you buy it. If the display is empty, you walk away,” said Kyle Gray, Insights and Analytics Manager at the North Carolina Education Lottery. “That moment is forecasting.”
There is a moment in every organization when you realize culture is not just "how we do things around here." It’s why we do them. Culture manifests in how we talk to each other, how we make decisions when things aren’t obvious and the tradeoffs we’re willing to live with.
If you scroll through job postings right now, you’ll see a pattern. Plenty of roles asking people to train models, fine-tune outputs, build agents and automate workflows. Fewer ones are asking for the kind of judgment that used to sit at the center of how decisions get made. At the
SAS leaders tipped their hats to the latest advances in data and AI and to the road ahead, at the media briefing during SAS Innovate. Leaders shared updates across agentic AI, industry-ready models, data management, governance and emerging technology, all grounded in helping organizations put AI to work responsibly and
A previous article discusses regression splines and how to use the EFFECT statement in SAS regression procedures to specify the location of knots for a regressor variable, X. Knots are breakpoints that partition the range of X into subintervals. The splines are defined on a set of adjacent subintervals. The
As we celebrate 50 years, we’re looking back at our statistical roots. They started in agriculture and expanded into life sciences, insurance and many other industries. Take a journey through time to hear the story shared by one of our first SAS employees. “SAS co-founder and Executive Vice President, John
Learn how supply chain management evolves from isolated tools to integrated agents that address the complexity and interdependence in S&OP.
You don’t lose sleep over dashboards. You lose sleep over decisions. You’re standing on the factory floor, surrounded by the hum of million-dollar assets, and you know something is off. An alert flashes on a screen: "Anomaly Detected." But what now? In that split second, the gap between a minor
We know eating in a way that decreases harmful chemicals in our environment and our bodies is a worthy cause, but trying to eat to support both your health and the Earth’s can feel overwhelming — especially when you also have a budget, a busy schedule, and a brain that’s
Splines are useful tools for fitting regression models to data. A spline replaces a single variable (call it X) with several other variables, which are a spline basis for X. When using a spline basis, the shape and location of the basis functions depend on the placement of knots. Knots
As we celebrate our 50th anniversary, this Earth Day carries special meaning for us at SAS. For me, it’s also a moment to step back and evaluate what has worked and what it really takes to sustain environmental progress over time. Reflecting on five decades of environmental stewardship, we didn’t
En esta entrada comparto un contenido muy relevante generado por Marinela Profi, Global AI & Generative AI Market Strategy Lead de SAS, y Manisha Khanna, Global Product Marketing Lead for AI & Analytics de SAS. La conversación global sobre la protección de la información adquiere una nueva dimensión en la
Most powerful stories begin with people. For the International Organization for Migration Uganda, that means individuals and communities uprooted by disasters and climate-driven migration. Their work sits at the intersection of uncertainty, where movement, risk and response are constantly shifting, often without a clear picture of what’s happening in real