Join SAS customers and employees at events, in discussions, or in sharing a tip or article in a newsletter or blog. Take a look at the opportunities available to you.
Users Groups
Whether you're a seasoned SAS software user with experiences to share or a newcomer who'd like to interact with other users, a users group is an excellent way to help you get the most value from
the SAS System. These autonomous organizations can be found around the globe on the local, regional, international, special-interest, and in-house levels. Many users groups hold regular meetings
and sponsor conferences and Web sites.
Events
We've expanded the events calendar to include a permanent listing of major SAS-sponsored conferences and events. The events page also includes a list of up-coming webcasts and podcasts that are of
interest to SAS customers.
e-newsletters
SAS e-newsletters deliver timely news right to your desktop via the Web. The following newsletters are written for current SAS users. They provide SAS software users with technical tips, information
about new books and training classes, announcements about online documentation and general news items, as well as a current list of technical events.
Author with SAS
SAS Press books are written by SAS users for SAS users. Get the scoop on our publishing program, authors, featured articles and promotions, author podcasts, free sample code, and more.
RSS & Blogs
If you want real-time information from SAS, be sure to subscribe to our RSS feeds. You can get feeds for SAS Notes, SAS Samples and customer success stories, among others. Our blogs allow you to hear from
SAS personnel, in their own words. SNOTES-L and TSNEWS-L, two Listservs from Technical Support, distribute information about the availability of SAS Notes and technical information to customers.
Find out what's happening on support.sas.com and in SAS R&D.
Discussion Forums
SAS Discussion Forums have moved to the new location at Communities on SAS. They are the same great an online resource for peer-to-peer information exchange. SAS employees occasionally drop into a forum with an informational post or help for a difficult question.
The discussion forums are not a replacement for SAS Technical Support.
sasCommunity.org
sasCommunity.org is a Web site managed and populated by SAS users. You are invited to add technical articles to the site to share your knowledge and help other users of SAS software. If you aren't ready to share, then stop by, visit, and learn.