SAS-brugerne blogger

Her er listen over de brugerdrevne blogs vi kender til i skrivende stund. Måske er der én på listen, som kan blive din hemmelige inspirationskilde online?

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Løbende liste over brugerdrevne SAS-blogs

• AFHood Analytics Group: The objective of this blog will be to shed light on SAS, SAS functions and processes and general business intelligence themes.
  
• AnnMarie's Blog: Topics include software, statistics and technology.
  
• Becoming a SAS Programmer in Pharmaceutical Industry
  
• Dammit Jim!: I'm a biologist, not a ...
  
• DataGister: Delivering the essence of business intelligence insights.
  
• Data Steps: A regularly updated blog about programming with the SAS System.
  
• Gennessee Valley SAS Users Group blog: A group supporting SAS Users in the Genesee Valley (Rochester, NY) region.
  
• Jared: Here, there, everywhere.
  
• John's blog: Uninspired ramblings of an ag school grad student.
  
• Quatch: A compilation of great sas macros, steps, methods, and tips
  
• Reflections on delivering your concepts 
  
• Resa's Blog: Experiences in life, work and Linux
  
• The SAS BI-ogsource: SAS Enterprise BI Server tips, lessons learned, problems and successes.
  
• SAS from out in left field: A blog designed to show various ways to use SAS with Microsoft technologies.
  
• SASInct: Blogging about all things SAS.
  
• Sassy Grrrl's Data Tips & Tricks: SAS, UNIX, Emacs, Perl, Dataset Conversion, File Transfer, Data Manipulation.
  
• SAS Tips
  
• Technolero: Observations from hacking around with all kinds of hardware and software.
  
• Technology Tales: Adventures in the world of digital and computer technology.
  
• Using SAS in the real world: Tips, advice and insight from the lead author of SAS for Dummies.
  
• Wensui's blog in statistical computing