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Dear Readers, SAS advisors and industry analysts believe that this economic downturn should be the time when your organization seizes competitive advantage. However, even as the first glimmers of a US economic recovery take root – spurred, in part, by organizations that reported better than expected quarterly profits - analysts caution that rebounds resulting solely from labor and wage cost-cutting measures are short-term. Look for long-term changes that will position your organization for healthier, more competitive growth as the economy fully recovers. Alison Bolen, Editor-in-Chief of sascom® magazine and author of sascom voices, has
11 Strategic Ideas for Economic Recovery
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Waynette Tubbs
Editor, SAS Business Report
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What’s in so far? »
SAS Global Forum 2010 is just a little more than seven months away. Already there are submissions from more than 35 countries including Singapore, Canada and Italy. Read the SAS Global Forum blog to start your forum experience early.
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M2009 Agenda Now Available »
M2009, SAS’ 12th annual data mining conference is Oct. 26-27, in Las Vegas. Conference speakers are top-notch experts in the field of data mining. Attend M2009 and leave with the latest information in the field and best practices you can use immediately.
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Getting Ahead in a Recession by Making Better Decisions »
An Economist Intelligence Unit report sponsored by SAS. This is the first paper in a three-part series titled Management Magnified, aimed at helping managers find ways to guide their companies more effectively through troubled times.
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Advanced Exploratory Analysis Course »
Do you build predictive models with large sets of unstructured data? Learn to tackle your problems and effectively communicate your results to non-analytical business partners. Attend before Dec 31 and save 25%!
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Best Practices in Carbon Footprint Modeling »
Learn the differences between calculating and modeling emissions, the critical parallels between cost and greenhouse gas (GhG) accounting and collecting and managing data. It also shows how to use activity-based modeling practices to gain invaluable insight from such efforts.
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Data Entry Not Getting the Attention it Deserves »
Shift the focus – and cost – of data quality management to its major source upstream, says Dylan Jones from DataFlux, a SAS company. This investment drives down the cost of data management and improves efficiency.
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