sas com Magazine: Fourth Quarter 2005

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Satisfying Regulators, Delighting Investors: Moscow City Telephone Network needed flexibility to satisfy regulators and investors. The right call for financial intelligence? SAS.
67 Trusted Titles ...: And countless ways the Netherlands' leading publisher uses SAS BI to build on SAP's back-office functionality.
Ultra 'Cool' Solution: The dream kitchen starts with Sub-Zero refrigeration. Sub-Zero's dream warranty solution starts with SAS.
Octopus Adapts to a Fast-Changing Environment: See how this cashless payment system in Hong Kong holds the key to the future of targeted marketing.

Give Me a C-I-O: If you're a CIO, you probably know Thornton May. But do you know why he says you shouldn't be sleeping at night?
Prescription for Going Paperless: Daiichi Medical Research uses SAS to make better, faster decisions for getting drugs to market more quickly.
The Brain of Your BI Strategy: Make the most of your business intelligence investment by centralizing expert resources into a BI Competency Center.
Fraud Detection: After-the-fact transaction analysis is often too little, too late. But historical analysis is now history, thanks to an HSBC partnership.

Editor's Note Real-Life Fraud, Real-Time Answers: Matthew Barnason shares his experience with identity theft – and how the fraudulent transactions were caught.
1-to-1 Impact What Every Exec Should Know About Customer Retention: Peppers and Rogers on customer retention strategies in the face of rising customer acquisition costs.
Guest Column You're Sarbanes-Oxley Compliant. How Do You Stay There?: Deloitte Consulting's Rich Cohen and Nancy Zurell on how to sustain Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.

Analyst Observations Performance Management: Is it a Priority?: Massimiliano Claps of IDC on why performance management should be a priority for you.
Insider's View SAS' Communications, Media and Entertainment practices share global expertise with customers: Kevin McConnell and Maciej Kornacki on the SAS Communications, Media and Entertainment practice.