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Dear Readers,
 It's officially summer -- and let me tell you, we're melting from the heat and humidity here in North Carolina. But as the thermometer rises, so does the pace of activities at SAS.
Do you share our need for speed? Find out how SAS and Sun Microsystems recently smashed the competition, setting a new data integration performance world record.
Also in this issue, Gary Cokins explains how 24/7 customer intelligence feeds performance management success (see "Emerging Trends" below), and SUBWAY, North America's largest restaurant chain, keeps the bottom line fresh and healthy with SAS Enterprise BI Server.
Stay cool, and we'll catch up again in July.
Happy trails,
Anne-Lindsay Beall
Editor, Your SAS Business Report
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Emerging Trends: Working for the Customer
The Internet, with its powerful search engines and near-instant gratification, has irreversibly shifted power from sellers to buyers. And every supplier of products and services is scrambling to become more customer-focused. Performance management expert Gary Cokins can tell you how it's done.
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 SUBWAY Stays Fresh and Healthy with SAS
Find out how the world's largest submarine sandwich chain uses SAS Enterprise BI Server to assess costs and individual store performance.
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Where is Your Money Going?
The prestigious Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford in England documents the benefits of a comprehensive BI platform from a single vendor.
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 State Auto Selects SAS Enterprise BI Server
Find out how State Auto will use data-driven analytics and key performance indicators to build upon its proven success.
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 New DI Performance World Record
SAS and Sun Microsystems set a new record, outperforming all other data integration tools by more than 250 percent.
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 Wachovia Grows Customer Satisfaction, Loyalty
Using SAS, Wachovia analyzes data on its 13 million customers -- and surpasses its competitors in customer loyalty rankings.
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F2006: World's Largest Forecasting Conference
The world's leading business forecasting experts gathered at F2006 to share ideas for streamlining processes and improving results.
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