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As the COO at SAS, a lifetime golfer and a longtime resident of North Carolina’s Research Triangle region, it’s easy to single out one event every year that I take particular pride in: the SAS Championship. This year’s tournament marked the 25th edition of the PGA TOUR Champions event that
A new study spanning more than two decades and more than 500,000 issuer-months presents one of the most accurate and forward-looking models of corporate credit rating transitions to date. By combining machine learning with the SAS® KRIS® 1-year default probability (KDP), the authors show how investors can gain a powerful
Every day, millions of New Yorkers rely on the MTA subway – a system so vast and complex that even small delays can ripple across the city. Trains arrive, depart and stall in an intricate rhythm that’s constantly shifting. Capturing that rhythm in real time and translating it into something
When AI projects stall or fail, most leaders assume the culprit is flawed models or immature technology. But research shows the real barrier is trust. The new Data and AI Impact Report uncovered what we call the trust dilemma: the gap between how AI is perceived and how responsibly it’s
Procurement has long been burdened by complexity – slow contract cycles, compliance risks and manual handoffs that eat away at time and efficiency. As AI matures beyond basic chat interfaces and static outputs, procurement leaders are beginning to witness the transition from manual inefficiency to automated agility. What makes agentic
Before we get started, I’d like to acknowledge that we’re inundated with buzzwords – all day, every day. I work in marketing, so I totally understand I’m part of the group to blame (sorry). But hear me out: “AI engineering” not only makes sense, but it’s critical to the future