The SAS Jedi Mark Jordan presents his SAS Global Forum 2018 paper “Working with Big Data in SAS”
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SAS Global Forum 2018
I’m excited because in a couple days I will fly to Denver for SAS Global Forum 2018, the biggest SAS conference of the year, attended by thousands. If you are coming, I hope you will attend the presentation that Lora Delwiche and I have. It is “SAS Studio: A New Way to Program in SAS” […]
A Little Advice: How to Be a Top SAS Programmer
Recently I was honored to be interviewed by Mamadou Dakouo for his company DataSteps. I was asked three questions: How did I learn SAS? What advice do I have for someone who wants to become a “top SAS programmer?” What is my favorite SAS procedure? My answers were In graduate school Be a self-starter […]
Did attempted border crossings really ‘surge’ in March?
During the past few days, several news outlets told us that the number of illegal border crossings ‘surged’ in March 2018. This is a topic that interests me, therefore I wanted to see if the data supported what the news was claiming… Trump’s desire to secure the US borders is […]
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The Best Job in America
According to Glassdoor, data scientist tops the list of the 50 Best Jobs in America. The rankings are determined by combining three factors: number of job openings, salary and overall job satisfaction rating. With a median base salary of $110,000, an a…
SAS functions to encode and decode data for the Web
Sir Tim Berners-Lee is famous for inventing the World Wide Web and for the construction of URLs — a piece of syntax that every 8-year-old is now familiar with. According to the lore, when Sir Tim invented URLs he did not imagine that Internet surfers of all ages and backgrounds […]
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