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2003 News Archive
Bringing business intelligence to the mobile enterprise - November 26 2003
KUALA LUMPUR: Intel Corp and SAS have announced
a joint effort to help users expand business intelligence throughout
the enterprise, using technology from SAS running on Intel-based clients
and servers via Intel's Itanium 2 chips and Centrino technology. |
New Regulations Will Drive Banks Towards Greater Accountabilty - October 7 2003
KUALA LUMPUR 7 Okt. - Peraturan baru dan inisiatif dalam sektor perbankan global akan memacu bank-bank di Malaysia ke arah pertanggungjawaban yang lebih besar dan pengurusan risiko yang menyeluruh, kata Ketua Bahagian Risiko Operasi Global SAS, Ali Samad Khan.
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Helping organisations dig deeper into their data - eptember 30 2003
Employing "business intelligence" is vital
for companies to retain current customers while pursuing new ones,
according to SAS Institute Inc's Asia Pacific chief technology officer Bill Gibson. |
SAS provides Anti-Money Laundering solution for Financial Institutions - September 17 2003
KUALA LUMPUR 17 Sept. - SAS Institute Inc. (SAS), sebuah syarikat pembekal perisian perniagaan generasi baru kini menawarkan perisian terkini kepada institusi-institusi kewangan Malaysia untuk membendung kegiatan pembersihan wang haram.
Pakar Penyelesaian, Pemalsuan dan Pematuhan SAS, Dr. Peter O'Hanlon berkata, pasaran perisian anti pembersihan wang di Malaysia kini menawarkan peluang besar untuk diteroka.
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SAS secures RM20mil software contracts - September 9 2003
SAS Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a business solutions
provider, has secured an order book worth RM20mil this year which
include projects for the financial services, telecommunications and public sectors.
Managing director Jimmy Cheah said the company was targeting an
earnings growth of 25% to 30% for the year ending December 2003.
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SAS announces new academic initiative - August 19 2003
SAS Malaysia has launched its Academic
Initiative Programme, offering a new range of software and services
designed to help institutions of higher learning create curricula
focused on business intelligence and decision support.
This programme was designed to help local universities empower
young professionals of tomorrow with modern business principles
through the use of SAS' (www.sas.com) technology and solutions, the
company said in a statement.
The software and services include collaborative courses, academic training and consulting.
“As competitive as the job market is now, students and employers
are demanding the use of the latest technology in education,” said
Jimmy Cheah, managing director of SAS Malaysia.
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Gaining from SAS' Academic Initiative - August 18 2003
Local institutions of higher education stand
to gain from yet another academic initiative by an industry player.
This times, students and academia will benefit from SAS International's
Academic Initiative which aims to increase student's skill level,
knowledge and usage of SAS solutions and technology to support
research projects and links to commercial world.
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SAS moves from analytics to business needs - July 24 2003
KUALA LUMPUR: US-based software solutions
provider SAS Institute (www.sas.com) is largely known for its
number-crunching analysis software, but that image is now changing.
With a few acquisitions and an enhanced business solutions package
in the bag, the company has set its sight and is going full steam
ahead into the business intelligence arena.
Getting to this point however took some time. For the past
few years, SAS has been in a “quiet” period, making few public
announcements of its offerings as plans were underway to refocus its market position. |
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Malaysia News, 2006
Malaysia News, 2003
