Intuitive, fourth-generation programming language
Highly flexible, extensible 4GL with easy-to-learn syntax includes hundreds of language elements and functions that support programming – from data extraction, formatting and cleansing to data analysis, reporting and information storage.
Advanced statistical analysis with powerful SAS Analytics
Provides a wide range of statistical methods – including geolocation analysis with built-in mapping capabilities – that are updated frequently to reflect the latest methodologies.
Prebuilt library of ready-to-use procedures in a web-based environment
Streamlines programming, analysis and reporting – and improves programmer productivity and efficiency – by delivering significant functionality executed with a few simple commands.
Data visualization, presentation and delivery
Enables visual presentation of ideas and findings using a wide variety of business maps, charts, plots and 3-D relationship graphs.
Why piece together niche software packages from different vendors? A consolidated portfolio that includes three of our most popular products – Base SAS, SAS/STAT and SAS/GRAPH – reduces the cost of licensing, maintenance, training and support, while ensuring that consistent information is available across your enterprise.
SAS statistical procedures are constantly being updated to reflect the latest advances in statistical methodology. And technical support is provided by experienced master's- and doctorate-level statisticians who deliver a level of service and knowledge not often found with other software vendors. SAS has more than four decades of experience developing statistical analysis software that organizations around the world rely on to provide accurate answers to data questions.
SAS software integrates into virtually any computing environment, so you can unify your computing efforts and get a single view of your data. You can produce repeatable code that's easily documented and verified for compliance. And analysts are freed to focus on analysis rather than data issues.
Build analytical-style graphs, maps and charts with any style of output that's needed. It's easy to create reports in standard office formats such as RTFs, PDFs, PowerPoint, HTML and e-books that can be read on the iPad® and iPhone®, so you can deliver analytic results where they're needed most.
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Electric co-op forecasts demand and transmission needs NOVEC, a regional electricity cooperative, relies on SAS to forecast demand for power as well as for future infrastructure needs.
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Base SASTake advantage of our flexible, extensible fourth-generation programming language designed for data access, transformation and reporting.
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SAS/STATAccess extensive statistical capabilities that scale to meet the expanding requirements of specialized and
enterprisewide analysis.
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Base SASTake advantage of our flexible, extensible fourth-generation programming language designed for data access, transformation and reporting.
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SAS Analytics ProAccess, manipulate, analyze and present information with this entry-level package for desktop data analysis and reporting.
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SAS Analytics Pro for Midsize BusinessAccess, analyze and present business data directly from your PC environment, without IT support.
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SAS/GRAPHDisplay accurate data analysis results in eye-catching, full-color graphs and charts.
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SAS/STATAccess extensive statistical capabilities that scale to meet the expanding requirements of specialized and
enterprisewide analysis.
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Finding a smarter way to manage large data setsOptimizing for efficiency and profitability, CBE Group finds smarter ways to manage large data sets with SAS.
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Passing the testTo expand its business opportunities, Castle Worldwide uses SAS to deliver test results three weeks faster than before.
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Electric co-op forecasts demand and transmission needs NOVEC, a regional electricity cooperative, relies on SAS to forecast demand for power as well as for future infrastructure needs.
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Filling the business analytics skills gapThe University of Alabama graduates students capable of solving big, messy, real-world business challenges
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