Hi, I’m Annette Marett. I am in the business of words. My career as a communicator has taken me down many paths, from writing television and radio scripts to news reports and magazine articles. I enjoy the challenge of turning blank white pages into attention-grabbing messages that have the potential to make people stop and really think about something. Since I began at SAS in 2002, I’ve focused on creating global print and online advertising campaigns that promote awareness and lead generation. Making sense of all the marketing jargon and clutter out there is never easy, but it helps that the story of SAS analytics is an interesting and relevant one. My bachelor’s degree in advertising taught me how to write, but SAS continues to remind me why I still enjoy it.
If you’ve got a few minutes to chat with Marc Huber, don’t miss the opportunity. He has an interesting take on the human side of statistics. As a senior analytical training consultant for SAS, he combines an impressive background in psychology with a passion for math to teach customers around the
From figuring out the optimal price a company should charge for soup to forecasting an organization's financial outcomes, each day brings a new business challenge for Wendy McHenry, systems engineer at SAS. Her "How can we help?" attitude is only part of the equation for successful customer relationships. Find out how math
“Maybe math is not love-at-first-sight for you, but it pays to flirt with it a little,” says Udo Sglavo. As a principal analytical consultant in the operations research R&D group at SAS, he’s not your typical mathematician. Udo arrived at his career with a gentle tug from family members and
