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SAS^® Global Forum 2019

April 28 - May 1 | Dallas, TX

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Analytics in Action

Analytics informs. It inspires. It transforms the world around us. The everyday work you do with data and analytics – it drives progress and provides real-life solutions to once seemingly unsolvable problems.

Join us on a journey of discovery and see how people just like you are bringing analytics to life every day and in extraordinary ways. From life-saving research to aiding in catastrophic events to banking free of fraud, all these things are reliant on your brilliant fusion of data and analytics.

Programs Specific to You

For Users

Coders and practitioners: We know working with data isn’t just what you do – it’s who you are. We get that. You can learn, explore and enjoy limitless networking.

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For Executives

Being on top of your game means being in the know. Collaborate and share analytical insights with other leading organizations. Your peers and counterparts will be here.
Be a part of it.

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For Academics

Students and professors: Get the skills you need. Gain analytical prowess, and network and connect with SAS professionals around the globe.

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For Partners

Partner Forum will give you the opportunity to experience the Power of the Partner to leverage your SAS partnership and grow your business.

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Featured Presenters

Michio Kaku Theoretical Physicist, Best-Selling Author, Acclaimed Public Speaker and Renowned Futurist

Jim Goodnight Chief Executive Officer, SAS

Oliver Schabenberger Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer, SAS

Pack Your Bags!

SAS Global Forum is headed to Dallas. This year’s event will be held at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.

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Did you know that Dallas boasts a bustling art scene? The city has 19 blocks of museums, venues and galleries. (That’s more than New York or Los Angeles).

Learn more about our host city