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My favorite tweets about the F2010 Business Forecasting Conference

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SAS Education’s annual Business Forecasting Conference took place last week here at SAS Headquarters in Cary, NC. Over the course of a few days, over 150 tweets included the #SASF2010 hashtag on Twitter. Here are some of my favorites.

@stchrist80: A small MAPE & a small WAPE make an analyst very happy. Thanks Oral! #SASF2010

@goliphant: Having dinner at a NC country club. Feels like Caddyshack. #SASF2010

@kristinevick: KISS principle of forecasting: keep it sophisticatedly simple (Zellner) #SASF2010

@katierinn: #SASF2010 there are 3 kinds of lies… Lies, mean lies and statistics -Sven Crone

@sastraining: Photos from Day 1 of #SASF2010 Business Forecasting Conference http://ht.ly/1VGEm

@Sweeneyoman: At MillerCoors Transformational Forecasting Begins With Shift to “Causal” Discussion #SASF2010 http://bit.ly/bdxaXF

@kirsten: Watch interviews with business forecasting authors Mike Gilliland & Charles Chase live from #SASF2010: http://bit.ly/avYba4

Clearly everyone had a good time and learned a lot. If you were unable to join us, check out some videos from the conference on the F2010 YouTube Playlist.

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Michele Reister

Marketing Specialist

Michele Reister has worked in the Education Division at SAS since 2004. During that time she has played many roles including marketing training courses, developing product bundles, managing conferences and overseeing the division’s discount programs. Currently, she is responsible for the division’s social media strategy. Michele holds a BS in Management and Information Technology from Daniel Webster College and an MBA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Michele is a perpetual student herself and is constantly looking for better ways to serve SAS’ user population. When she’s not expanding her knowledge of marketing, Michele enjoys group fitness classes, cooking, volunteering, reading and chasing after her two children.

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