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SAS creates and delivers enterprise intelligence through the SAS Intelligence Platform. This cohesive platform is based on an architecture that fully integrates SAS technologies in data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL); data storage; business intelligence; and analytic intelligence. These capabilities provide the end-to-end infrastructure that is necessary for exploring, analyzing, optimizing, reporting, and understanding your data.
The following SAS Intelligence Platform products are new in SAS 9.1, 9.1.2, and 9.1.3:
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SAS Information Map Studio is an application that enables you to create and manage SAS Information Maps—business metadata about your physical data. SAS Information Map Studio provides a graphical user interface that enables you, the information architect, to create and view information maps.
Information maps are user-friendly metadata definitions of physical data sources that enable your business users to query a data warehouse in order to meet specific business needs. Information maps enable business users to easily access enterprise-wide data by providing the following benefits:
For more information about the current release, see What's New in SAS Information Map Studio 3.1.
SAS Web Report Studio is a Web-based application that enables you to create, view, and organize reports. You can use SAS Web Report Studio for the following tasks:
Creating reports
Viewing and working with reports
While viewing reports by using a thin client (a Web browser), you can filter, sort, and rank the data that is shown in list tables, crosstabulation tables, and graphs. With multidimensional data, you can drill down on data in crosstabulation tables and graphs and drill through to the underlying detail.
Organizing reports
Reports can be shared with others or kept private. You can create folders and sub-folders for organizing your reports. Information consumers can use keywords to find the reports that they need.
Printing and exporting reports
You can preview reports in PDF and print the report, or save and e-mail it later. You have control over many printing options, including page orientation, page range, and size of the tables and graphs. You can also export data as a spreadsheet.
For more information about the current release, see What's New in SAS Web Report Studio 3.1.
SAS Data Integration Studio (formerly named SAS ETL Studio) is a visual design tool that enables you to consolidate and manage enterprise data from a variety of source systems, applications, and technologies. This software enables you to create process flows that accomplish the following tasks:
SAS Data Integration Studio enables you to integrate information from any platform that is accessible to SAS and from any format that is accessible to SAS.
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For more information about the current release, see What's New in SAS Data Integration Studio 3.4.
SAS Management Console is a Java application that provides a single point of control for managing resources that are used throughout the SAS Intelligence Platform. Rather than using a separate administrative interface for each application in your computing environment, you can use the single interface in SAS Management Console to perform the administrative tasks that are required in order to create and maintain an integrated environment across multiple platforms. For more information about SAS Management Console, see What's New in SAS Management Console 9.1.2 and 9.1.3.
The SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office is an integral part of a complete end-to-end business intelligence solution. The SAS add-in is a Component Object Model (COM) add-in that extends Microsoft Office by enabling you to harness the power of SAS analytics, access relational data sources directly from Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint, and create reports within Microsoft Office. You can use the SAS add-in for the following tasks:
Running analyses
Working with results from your stored processes and SAS tasks
Working with data
For more information about the current release, see What's New in the SAS Add-In 2.1 for Microsoft Office.
SAS Personal Login Manager is an application that enables you to manage the metadata that describes your user accounts. In a SAS Metadata Server, the user ID and password for each user account can be stored as a login. Each login should correspond to a user account that has been established for you in the operating system (or with an alternative authentication provider such as Microsoft Active Directory Server or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Server). You can use the SAS Personal Login Manager to add, update, and remove your logins. For example, after you change the password for your operating system user account, you can use the SAS Personal Login Manager to update that password in the SAS Metadata Server. This enables you to keep the logins that you own in the metadata synchronized with your user accounts. For more information, see the Help for the SAS Personal Login Manager.