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Advancing Analytics: North Carolina State University, partners with SAS to offer the world’s first advanced degree in analytics.
Performance Management Dos and Don'ts: Survey reveals seven best practices in performance improvement.
Avoid Supply Chain Risk: Learn how your company can predict and reduce the impact of disruptions to the supply chain.
The Sum of IT Can be Greater than its Parts: How is the IT department like a symphony orchestra? Every piece of IT is just as important as the next.
Forget Branding -- Less is More...: Topdanmark spends less time and money on mass communications with marketing automation.

SAS® Revolutionizes Philippines Tax System: Tax agency reaps 400 percent ROI in three months by centralizing and consolidating tax information.
How to Compete on Analytics: Thomas Davenport describes the prerequisites and the five stages of analytic competitiveness.
Barclays France Improves Customer and Product Profitability: SAS helps increase loyalty and profitability through personalized relationship management.
Your Visions for Business Intelligence: Readers focus on data integration, analytics and real-time BI.

1-TO-1 IMPACT B2B Marketing's New Value Proposition: Chart a new course for B2B marketing success with advice from Don Peppers and Martha Rogers.
NEXT PRACTICES The Partnership Route to BI Success: Four steps for building business intelligence solutions that meet strategic objectives.
IT FRONTIERS Are You Ready for the Looming ThinkQuake?: Visionary Thornton May says get ready to change the way you think about thinking.
EDITOR'S NOTE How Do You Make an Impact on Customer Satisfaction?: Editor Alison Bolen explores the power of customer intelligence.

TECH HIGHLIGHT Master Data Management: Information quality expert David Loshin explains what master data management is and why it matters.
INDUSTRY OUTLOOK Best Practices in Revenue Assurance: How to bill correctly for transactions, products and services and lose less from customer debt and fraud.
INSIDER'S VIEW SAS Links Business and Technology Expertise: SAS VP Mikael Hagström on meeting customer needs with dynamic communities of expertise.