SAS stories
SAS launches COVID-19 Data Analytics Resource Hub offering free resources including data, analytics and learning tools.
Organisations are seeking well-trained analyst graduates to help businesses gain value from their ever-increasing data volumes.
IIASA and SAS launch a crowdsourcing app to engage citizens in training AI to track deforestation, spotlighting AI's need for human expertise.
SAS has released free online learning tools to help professionals and students keep their minds active during the global lockdowns caused by COVID-19.
AI is set to play a pivotal role in Australia's COVID-19 recovery, aiding in prevention, response, and economic rejuvenation amid the ongoing crisis.
The award recognises SAS' corporate culture through means such as creativity, inclusivity, innovation, and work/life balance, and the impact on employees.
SAS partners with Catapult BI to offer analytics expertise in Australia, helping businesses to optimize their data and cut expenses.
Given today's proliferation of data sources and advances in technology, we are now far better equipped to address disease outbreaks.
AI is becoming integral to business operations, but firms must address potential pitfalls, such as governance and cultural challenges, to sustain progress.
Sydney Business School at the University of Wollongong is now teaching advanced business analytics with SAS in New South Wales. #education #analytics.
Artificial intelligence is the key to realising value from internet of things (IoT) initiatives, according to a recent survey of global business leaders.
AI winners will be those companies that work out how to derive competitive advantage from their own unique AI initiatives, says SAS.
Virtual Storage Platform 5000 Series and new Hitachi Ops Center software takes speed and flexibility to a new level.
SAS is aiming to help businesses overcome the challenge of implementing analytics with new offerings, services, and education.
Artificial intelligence for fraud detection set to triple by 2021 as adoption of technology in organisations increases rapidly - ACFE/SAS study.
While only 13% of organisations use AI and machine learning to detect and deter fraud, another 25% plan to adopt such technologies in the next year or two.
SAS has launched the Opioid Analytics Users Group, uniting data experts to tackle the opioid crisis with novel solutions and strategies across multiple sectors.
SAS CEO Dr Jim Goodnight discusses the future of analytics and AI, and the company's work in education and healthcare.
SAS CTO Oliver Schabenberger discusses how CTOs can leverage analytics to transform operations and drive innovations in various sectors, including healthcare.
SAS celebrates partners' innovation at awards; Alliance with Accord, ITOCHU & FACTS honoured for analytics excellence.
