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Analytic Applications (Part Two): Managerial Analytics
This is the second in a four-part taxonomy of analytics based on how the analytic work product is used. In the first post of this series, I covered Strategic Analytics, or analytics that support the...
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Book Review: Big Data Big Analytics
Big Data Big Analytics: Emerging Business Intelligence and Analytic Trends for Today’s Businesses, by Michael Minelli, Michele Chambers and Ambiga Dhiraj. Books on Big Data tend to fall into two...
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Analytic Applications (Part Three): Operational Analytics
This is the third post in a series on analytic applications organized by how analytic work product is used within the enterprise. The first post, linked here, covers Strategic Analytics (defined as...
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Analytic Applications, Part Four: Enabling Customers
This post is the last in a four-part series covering analytic applications organized according to how enterprises consume analytics. Part One (here) covered Strategic Analytics, or analytics that...
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SAS Analyst Conference
SAS held its annual Analyst Conference in Steamboat Springs, Colorado last week, an event that drew scant buzz from persons not on the SAS payroll. For a good summary of major news from the event,...
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SAS Analyst Conference: Take Two
Analyst comments about SAS’ 24th annual analyst conference continue to dribble out. Ordinarily, events like this produce a storm of Google alerts, but this year the quiet speaks volumes. Yesterday,...
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Comments on “SAS’ Nimble Dance”
There are many subjects in analytics more interesting than the SAS PR operation, but my Google Tracker pinged a few times this week after SAS successfully planted this article in the New York Times....
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A Few Interesting Things About SAS Visual Analytics
Thanks to a white paper recently published by an H-P engineer, we now have a better idea about what it takes to implement SAS Visual Analytics, SAS’ in-memory BI and visualization platform. (Note: SAS...
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Quick News Hits
With SAS Global Forum coming up next week, I expect my Google Tracker to start pinging as SAS’ PR team gets to work. In the meantime, a few news hits. KXEN sells something. Hooray! You know you’re...
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What’s Next for SAS?
First, some background. – SAS is a privately held company. Founder and CEO Jim Goodnight owns a controlling interest. – Goodnight is 71 years old. – Goodnight’s children are not engaged in management...
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