Media Coverage about SAS
Summary Feed of Recent Media Coverage about SAS

• Will You Buy? More Companies Turn To Predictive Analytics Software
  Companies specializing in analytics, led by SAS Institute, are making it somewhat easier to run programs like predictive analytics and to access the results.
• Sustainability Reporting: Earth in the Balance Sheet
  SAS is working with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the World Economic Forum to develop a common reporting standard for sustainability reporting
• Text Analytics Provides Insight into the Business
  Text Miner, a tool SAS Institute Inc., is a complex solution that provides deep analysis of data and enables newly derived, structured data to be analyzed by existing BI tools.
• Doing well by being rather nice
  Jim Goodnight of SAS is reaping the benefits of treating his employees well
• The Age-Old Battle: Best of Breed Versus Enterprise Solutions
  How does an organization go about developing deep and meaningful relationships with its customers? A key element is strategic investment in the right software applications.
• SAS Builds Card Fraud Protection With HSBC
  SAS Builds Card Fraud Protection With HSBC
• Solo BI Vendors Have Something To Offer
  Even with four companies now controlling more than of half the business intelligence market, don't forget the independents, including SAS Institute and MicroStrategy
• BPM Today: The Status of Customers, Vendors, And Consultants
  BPM is being more widely adopted than ever before, and the industry is changing to meet new demands created by this growth
• Predictive Analytics and Complex Event Processing Technology Move to Cutting Edge of Financial Services Industry
  As data volumes continue to rise, bankers, insurers and traders are leveraging predictive models to anticipate future behavior and events
• Good Luck Beating SAS
  Lately, SAS' big competitors have been bulking up with a string of acquisitions in its specialty--software that helps managers pull together and analyze big chunks of data. Yet there is scant evidence that its rivals can knock SAS off its stride.
• Govt Sector Turning To Business Intelligence Software
  Government sector seen as one of the major contributors to SAS's growth in 2008
• Keeping clients
  Customer relationship management is not really a class of business software but essential ly a new management strategy or perhaps even a business philosophy that places the customer at the centre of the business and its processes and organises absolutely everything else around that
• Predicting Profitability
  Profitability is the ultimate determinant of a company's success or failure
• HSBC reduces credit card fraud with co-developed SAS platform
  HSBC has seen improved fraud detection, false positive rates and fraud case handling efficiencies in its US credit card division with the implementation of the SAS Fraud Management platform, a real time fraud detection system developed together with HSBC
• SAS helps HSBC combat card fraud
  HSBC is fighting card fraud with the global rollout of a real-time Fraud Management system co-developed with SAS
• HSBC banks on fraud system
  New fraud system developed with software provider SAS, constantly changes detection models to keep the prediction and detection rates high.
• Been There, Done That: Q&A With SAS's Jim Goodnight
  Article introduces SAS CEO Jim Goodnight as "laconic and unflappable yet fiercely competitive"
• How do you 'fingerprint' a polar bear?
  A Canadian researcher is using new technology to try to "fingerprint" polar bears in an effort to discover how hunting and climate change is affecting their population
• It's all beer and nappies and so much more
  Australian retailers are now catching up with their major counterparts in the US and Europe by deploying business intelligence tools to increase revenues and profit.
• The Analytic Beat Goes On
  SAS—with its 30 years of analytics expertise—is no slouch, either. It controlled 8.2 percent of the overall analytic market in 2006, growing its share by 14 percent. That outstripped the performance of nearly every other analytic competitor
• Irish organisations to spend €350m on software in 2007 
  Irish companies and the public sector will invest more than €350m in software in 2007, according to a survey published by SAS Ireland.
• Business Intelligence: Going 'BI-onic' With Lifecycle Profiling
  Forget traditional measurements of customer relationships. BI technology relies on analytics and economic modeling to determine a client's value over the cycle of his life
• SAS Institute treads lightly towards SMB success
  Business intelligence software maker SAS has made big waves in the enterprise analytics market but the company is taking 'slow and deliberate' steps in an effort to capture the small business market