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Hands-On Workshop: Competing on Analytics

How to Compete on Analytics

These complimentary half-day workshops are conducted by SAS’ technology experts and focus on topics such as Business Intelligence, BI Visualization, Data Integration, Data Mining, and Forecasting. You'll learn how the business intelligence platform can transform your organization. The workshops will be held in cities across the country. Sign up for a workshop today!

  • Topics covered in this paper include how to apply new styles, the new SAS/GRAPH interaction, how to scale background images, how to use new fonts and Unicode characters, and much more, including a brief discussion of ODS layout. (MAY 08)

  • We have been putting sample code and usage tips in the SAS Tech Report for several years. You can browse for your favorite technical tips from e-newsletter by visiting this archive page. The tips are listed by publication date. (MAY 08)

  • This paper introduces PROC REPORT syntax and functionality to audiences with little or no experience with PROC REPORT. It focuses on using PROC REPORT in a non-windowing environment. (MAY 01)

  • The ability to publish reports to SAS Web Report Studio is not enabled by default, so this sample shows you how to enable the publishing functionality, and then explains how to publish a simple report. (APR 24)

  • Bayesian analysis has become a standard statistical technique in recent years. Last year, SAS introduced Bayesian capabilities in SAS/STAT software. SAS 9.2 provides improvements and a new procedure, offering you even more capabilities. Read this document to learn more about current offerings from SAS/STAT in this area. (APR 14)

  • This presentation provides a conceptual framework for creating a backup-and-disaster recovery plan (also known as a Service Continuity Management plan) for your SAS solution. It covers often-overlooked subtleties in backing up the SAS Metadata Repository, the WebDAV repository, and the associated configuration files. (APR 10)