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Maged Tawfik 0
Solar SAS and system fragility

Among the volumes of information about SAS we were showered with during our new SAS employee orientation, two seemingly insignificant tidbits stuck in my mind. SAS has dedicated about 12 acres of its campus grounds to a state-of-the-art solar farm. SAS prefers employment to outsourcing. Thus, the people we would

Steve Polilli 0
A strategic data plan pays off

Recent SAS-sponsored research by the Economist Intelligence Unit surveyed large enterprises on a number of questions about "big data" and its value. The most prominent finding was that companies with a strategic data plan were much more likely to be financially successful than those who treat data as a tactical

Anna Brown 0
Macys.com on SAS and Hadoop

Many companies are using Hadoop to manage big data – Macys.com is one example. In the video below Kerem Tomak, Macys.com Vice President of Marketing Analytics, talks about the tangible benefits of using SAS/ACCESS Interface to Hadoop, including the speed and efficiency to see insights from mountains of data. You

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Ericka Wilcher 0
Analytics vs the HiPPO?

Given the increasing role of analytics, are HiPPOS going the way of the dinosaur? According to the recent research from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services, the answer is yes and no. Perhaps you’ve heard of the term HiPPO (Highest Paid Person in the Organization or Highest Paid Person’s Opinion) –

Alison Bolen 4
In analytics, who inspires you?

Who inspires you in the analytics arena? Is it a specific analyst or an analytically minded company? Or, like Tom Davenport describes below, maybe it's the GM of a professional sports team. We asked our Premier Business Leadership speakers and some of our Facebook friends to tell us about the

Alison Bolen 0
Six things you should be measuring now

Are you using the same tired KPIs as your competitors? Have you forgotten to tie metrics back to the customer? Are you waiting until later to calculate ROI for your latest analytics projects? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might be measuring the wrong things. Read

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