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Dear Readers, John Bastone, Twitter user and Global Product Marketing Manager in Customer Intelligence at SAS, recently suggested that I start following Eric Peterson. Bastone is interested in Peterson because he’s a thought leader in Web analytics, and Bastone believes organizations should compete on Web analytics. Bastone thought you and I would be interested in Peterson, a blogger and Twitter user, for one additional reason – he created The Twitalyzer.
The Twitalyzer is a “Twitter Influence Calculator” that can help organizations with an interest in measuring the reach and influence of their activities on the Web and on platforms such as Twitter. According to Peterson’s description, it compares your influence, generosity, velocity, clout and signal-to-noise ratio against four other Twitters (I used four SAS Twitters as an example). Follow me on Twitter.
Waynette Tubbs
Editor, SAS Business Report
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sascom® second quarter 2009 »
Efficiency expert Tor Dahl says that two-thirds of stress and dissatisfaction at work comes from engaging in unproductive behavior. This issue presents ways you can turn that around with SAS. For this story and many more, read
sascom online.
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SAS® Social Network Analysis »
What does social network analysis mean to you? At SAS, although social network analysis could be used to analyze social media connections as well, it isn’t really about Web 2.0. According to Carl Farrell, Executive Vice President of SAS Americas, the SAS Social Network Analysis solution analyzes how individuals interact with others, looking for a common thread among actions and transactions that individuals generate.
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Demand Planning Maturity Model »
Many organizations lack adequate processes for demand planning, and traditional demand forecasting methods may not be efficient in a fluctuating market. A recent SAS and Purdue University study reveals characteristics of a successful system and some steps organizations can take to improve demand management.
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Outsourcing Supply Chain Operations »
This paper discusses the benefits of outsourcing demand management, weighs benefits against the risks, and provides tips for deciding if this is the right strategy for your organization.
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Turbo-Charging Spreadsheets »
SAS Forecast Server can be easily accessed from Microsoft Excel using three new forecasting wizards in SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office (included with SAS Enterprise BI Server)
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SAS Career Transition Offer »
Today, we're all trying to work smarter and that includes job searching. In 2009, learn an economy-proof skill from SAS Education for 50% off.
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SAS/OR®: Get the Best Results »
Learn to answer the complex business questions that occur every day with Building and Solving Optimization Models with SAS/OR.
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On the Road to Climate Neutrality »
The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill demonstrates its commitment to become climate neutral by 2050 and saves tens of thousands of dollars in energy costs annually.
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Earth Day P’s and Q’s »
John Sall, co-founder and Executive Vice President of SAS, discusses two approaches to addressing the climate problem: price- and quantity-centered. According to Sall, most economists say P is most effective, efficient and gradual. Q proponents believe it to be more politically palatable. Which side do you land on?
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