SAS Voices

Analytics

Alexis MallisNovember 15, 2023 0

How SAS® users are benefiting from the career versatility of data analytics

More than spreadsheets and formulas, data analytics combines technology, creativity and strategic thinking to help diverse industries make innovative discoveries and leave an impact where it matters most. Even historically, non-technical industries like agriculture, for instance, are tapping into data management and visualization to predict and reduce their carbon footprint

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Education

Analytics | Fraud & Security Intelligence

John MaynardNovember 13, 2023 0

Medicaid program integrity means more than fighting fraud

Medicaid program integrity, in simple terms, is a program that ensures that the funds allocated for Medicaid are used appropriately, that patients receive the care they deserve and that resources aren’t mishandled. But consider this staggering fact: In 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) reported that Medicaid

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Artificial Intelligence | Fraud & Security Intelligence

Stu BradleyNovember 12, 2023 0

Unmasking the faces of fraud to protect your data

Stu Bradley discusses the importance of education, diligence and analytics in the fight against fraud.

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Banking

SAS Events

Michelle ProctorNovember 9, 2023 1

Sharing pearls of wisdom: SAS kicks off Women’s Executive Engagement series

Inspiring discussions with Carla Harris and fellow executives in the heart of NYC. In October, leaders from SAS and other organizations in life sciences, health care, and health care-focused finance participated in a transformative leadership event. This experience left a lasting impression. The event was the kickoff of SAS’ first

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Health Care

Data Management

Margaret CrevarNovember 8, 2023 2

Using IBM mainframes and SAS for mission critical operations

What makes mainframes relevant today? Why are they still in use more than 50 years after their inception? Watch the video below and then come back to read about some specific use cases of SAS® technology in use on IBM mainframe computers. Mainframes have had many uses Throughout this half-century

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Analytics

Lindsay MarshallNovember 8, 2023 0

Strategies to building trust in the cloud

By definition, managed services require a high degree of trust. After all, you’re paying someone else to manage your business applications and, in many cases, your data. To help establish that trust, we want to introduce you to our managed services team – and have them answer some of your

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Cloud | Data Management

Marty TomasiNovember 7, 2023 0

Building trust in the cloud: Are you a champion for security?

When it comes to my data in the cloud, I want my service providers to keep security in mind. Few things worry me more than knowing my private information is not secure, or is being shared with untrusted collaborators. That’s why the recent announcement from SAS, our partner Microsoft, and

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Artificial Intelligence

Reggie TownsendNovember 2, 2023 2

Talking AI in Washington, DC

I recently had two incredible opportunities: to visit the White House for a landmark executive order signing and to make remarks at a US Senate AI Insight Forum. The AI Insight Forum was part of a bipartisan Congressional effort to develop guardrails that ensure artificial intelligence is both transformative and

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Government

Advanced Analytics

Rochelle FisherNovember 2, 2023 0

From classroom to competition: Building applied analytics skills with the Curiosity Cup

The ability to analyze and derive insights from vast amounts of information is invaluable. As industries increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making, there is a growing demand for professionals with expertise in applied analytics. To bridge this skills gap, academic institutions seek innovative ways to provide students with hands-on experience. Integrating

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Education

Advanced Analytics

Charlie ChaseNovember 1, 2023 0

Strategies for personalization in the digital retail age

Today’s consumers don’t want to be talked to; they want to have a conversation. They want to be marketed to as individuals, not as faceless members of the masses. Consumer packaged goods (CPG) organizations, in particular, recognize the value of these conversations. This dialogue – via loyalty programs, promotions, social

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Manufacturing | Retail

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Blogs

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