Danny Sprukulis is a Senior Associate Systems Engineer who has been working at SAS since 2020. At SAS, Danny has been working with SAS Viya, SAS Visual Analytics and Machine Learning, with a focus on Asset Management, Geospatial and Marketing Analytics data. Danny primarily works with data but graduated with an MBA from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
In SAS Viya 4, we can embed inputs directly on the reporting page with live results. These reports have code that takes user inputs and runs the program, which will run the dataset and update it with the most recent data. This gives the user the ability to create datasets
Learn how to create and visualize custom geographic regions in SAS Viya Visual Analytics, either by grouping existing map shapes or by uploading and configuring shapefiles to support regions with custom borders.
Mapping in SAS Viya gives the user plenty of options for maps to use. Signing in to ESRI on SAS Viya gives us many more. But what if the map that is needed is not available and is technically not a map at all? Well, not to worry, as there is
SAS' Danny Sprukulis takes you step-by-step through geocoding incomplete geographic data sources for proper visualization and through its additional capabilities.
SAS' Danny Sprukulis walks through how he developed a model theme park to simulate attraction wait times for operational decision-making.
In SAS Viya, users can customize a project management environment by using a file that contains metadata about the organization’s project progress. This process allows the management team to track and interact with the project’s ongoing steps.
