Andrew T. Kuligowski has been a SAS user for, well, for a long time. Currently the Manager of CRM Data Infrastructure at HSN in St. Petersburg, Florida, he has augmented his professional coding experiences by speaking at numerous SAS conferences and user group meetings across North America. Andrew was conference chair of SAS Global Forum 2012 in Orlando, and co-chair for SESUG’97 in Jacksonville and Tennessee SAS Users Day in Knoxville. In his spare time, Andrew volunteers at the Florida Aquarium in Tampa.
People sometimes ask me, “What is there to do when I’m in town for SAS Global Forum when I’m NOT attending the conference? After getting over the shock of finding these people in my house, emptying out my fridge, I realize they are simply offering me positive reinforcement based on
SAS Global Forum is great for seeing how others use SAS, both in a formal presentation environment as well as during informal conversations at mixers and meals. However, I always allow a little extra time when traveling to and from SAS Global Forum to see a little of the city
Waynette is exhausted after everything she did at SAS Global Forum, so she asked me to write a blog post for her so she can take some time to rest up. ??? Hey, Waynette, like you think I’m a bundle of energy after chairing the event ??? I mean, I
By show of hands, I’d like to know what you consider to be the most exciting day of SAS Global Forum
Howdy. Waynette invited me to submit a blog post or two on her behalf while she rests up after a hectic Thanksgiving. Many of you don't have SAS Global Forum 2012 on your short-term radar. After all, Opening Session on April 22 is still almost 5 months away. I know
Howdy. This is Andrew T. (Andy) Kuligowski, the SAS Global Forum 2012 Conference Chair. I’ve been using SAS® for more than 20 years – OK, a LOT more than 20 – and attended my first SAS Global Forum (then called SUGI, SAS Users Groups International) in Dallas, Texas back in
