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2005 News
UUM Scores With Evaluation System - December 5 2005
Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) has received the prestigious IPTA (Institut Pengajian Tinggi Awan)
Award for an evalutaion system that is developed in-house to manage its students' scores in various
academic assessments. |
Award for Evaluation System - December 4 2005
Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) has received the prestigious IPTA (Institut Pengajian Tinggi Awan)
Award for an evalutaion system that is developed in-house to manage its students' scores in various
academic assessments. |
UUM Leverages SAS Technology To Develop Award-winning Evaluation System - December 1 2005
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 1 (Bernama) -- Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) has won the prestigious IPTA
(Public Institutions of Higher Learning) Award for its Automated Evaluation System (SAES),
which it developed in-house to manage students' scores in various academic assessments. |
Free Service to Boost Marketing Skills - November 28 2005
SAS Malaysia, a provider of business intelligence and software solutions, will start offering
local companies a free assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of their marketing departments
by end-December or early January. |
Data analysis the way to go, says SAS - September 29 2005
ORGANISATIONS in Malaysia will need business intelligence tools in order to compete in the modern business world, said SAS Asia Pacific, a provider of such software.
Don Cooper Williams, its marketing and alliance director, said organisations that do not derive intelligence from their data will not be able to compete effectively. |
NETS partners with SAS to deliver true financial intelligence - August 26 - September 6 2005
Singapore - Network for Electronic Transfers Singapore (NETS), Singapore's cashless payments leader, today announced a partnership with SAS Institute (SAS) as part of their efforts to increase business performance, and pursue growth opportunities and partnerships across Asia.
SAS will provide NETS with enhanced decision-making capabilities for their current back-end accounting and management systems, and CODA Financials. With SAS Financial Management in place, a more complete view of the organization's performance through dynamic management reports and forecasts will be made available.
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Why poor data quality must be avoided - June 21 2005
BY CHARLES F. MOREIRA
POOR data quality can result in serious losses for organisations, according to results of a recent survey by KRC Research.
The survey involved 503 marketing directors across the United States and was commissioned by North Carolina-based business intelligence and analytics solutions provider SAS Institute Inc. |
Universities enrol with SAS to boost graduate skills - April 4 2005
KUALA LUMPUR: Six local universities have signed up for SAS Institute's Academic Initiative programme, which aims to help arm students with industry-relevant skills.
The United States-based company is a business intelligence software and services provider.
The universities involved are Universiti Teknologi Mara, Universiti Utara Malaysia, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Universiti Sains Malaysia,
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Open University Malaysia (OUM).
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Local universities embrace SAS’ programme - March 30 2005
SAS Malaysia recently announced that it has successfully collaborated with six local universities to implement the SAS Academic Initiative programme.
Designed to support curriculum and students’ development within the participating institutions, this....
Under the Academic Initiative programme, the partnering universities enjoy unlimited student user licenses. Additionally,
SAS supports universities in developing curricula that are in line with the current business environment. |
Six Local Varsities Sign Up With SAS - March 23 2005
KUALA LUMPUR, March 23 (Bernama) -- Leading business intelligence software solutions and services provider,
SAS Malaysia (SAS) has successfully signed up with six local universities to implement the SAS Academic
Initiative Programme.
In a statement here Wednesday, SAS said that the programme was designed to support curriculum and
students' development within the participating institutions. |
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Malaysia News, 2006
Malaysia News, 2005
