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Dear Readers, At SAS Global Forum 2009, we’ll be using new ways to communicate with attendees and share the conference experience with those who aren’t able to attend:
- The SAS Global Forum blog will feature news, interviews and videos.
- Follow the action on Twitter. If you’re “tweeting” about SAS Global Forum, use the hashtag #SGF09 somewhere in your message. Using this hashtag makes it easier to follow the conversation throughout and after the conference by searching for or subscribing to #SGF09.
- Visit sasCommunity.org for hot topics and discussions from the user community and to subscribe to features such as the “Tip of the Day.”
- Conference attendees can connect using CrowdVine. Find out who else will be there, share your interests and even set up onsite meetings.
Confused about Twitter, Facebook, blogs or other Web 2.0 topics? SAS Social Media Manager Dave Thomas will be leading some “Social Media 101” Birds-of-a-Feather sessions, so keep your eyes open for details.
P.S. Here’s a fun statistics comic that I found courtesy of Twitter @jamesdickey.
Waynette Tubbs
Editor, SAS Tech Report
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SAS® Analytics Pro »
SAS Analytics Pro is designed for use by analysts, researchers, statisticians, engineers and scientists who need to explore, examine and present data in an easily understandable way, and distribute their findings in a variety of formats.
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The Secret of Accreditation »
In the Winter 2008 issue of Analytics, published by INFORMS
, (Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences), a fictional dialogue is presented between an analytical modeler and an "oracle" about setting expectations for analytical models.
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Getting Approval to Attend SAS Global Forum 2009 »
If you still haven’t registered for SAS Global Forum, Tweeter and Zencos blogger @sasbi has gathered a few ideas you can use to get your trip approved. She’s loaded them all in a blog post on the SAS BI-ogsource.
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SAS Online Glossaries »
SAS Publications is developing an online glossary for our customers. To ensure the highest quality of functionality, presentation, and content (terms and definitions), select terms and definitions have been placed on sasCommunity.org for your feedback. Help make this glossary a vital collaborative tool.
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The History of Little Birdie »
The evolution of sasCommunity.org has been the result of the dreams of some very serious SAS users. Some contributors had to operate in secret. Read the chronicles of Little Birdie.
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Getting Started with SAS 9.1 Text Miner »
This guide provides examples for setting up projects, then obtaining and analyzing results from within a wide array of unstructured textual data, including e-mails, white papers, news articles and research data.
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New course for Project Managers »
Get the tools you need to establish and evolve a Business Intelligence Competency Center (BICC). Register for the April 21 course in Cary, NC – Maximizing Technology and Resource Investment with a BI Competency Center.
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Discount on Training and Certification »
In a recent study, 83 percent of career professionals reported that earning a certification helped them get a promotion. Register for pre-conference training courses or SAS Certification exams to be taken while at SAS Global Forum and receive a 20% discount.
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