A few of the things that my mother drilled into me as a kid really did stick. One of them is that everything has a place and when you put an item in the appropriate place, you can always find it.
Today, I received a few messages about job...
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A few of the things that my mother drilled into me as a kid really did stick. One of them is that everything has a place and when you put an item in the appropriate place, you can always find it. Today, I received a few messages about job postings
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I had great plans for how to close out 2010 here in the blog. None of those plans moved from the To Do list to the Done list. So now, before the fireworks, popping corks, and noise makers, let me take a moment to say "Happy New Year."...
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For a brief moment in time, I worked in the Data Warehousing R&D Division at SAS. I was there at the same time that DataFlux joined the SAS family and data cleansing found its way into the product line. I don't know why I find it so fascinat...
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I took some time away from work to spend with family and friends. It was wonderful. While I was sitting in the sand, I remained blissfully ignorant of what was going on in the business world. We did have to track hurricane Earl through the Atlan...
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Last year, Richard Foley and Zack Marshall offered up the idea of calling Twitter from SAS right here in this blog. It was a really popular post. When I saw SAS and Twitter–how to harness SAS to grab data from Twitter in 2 easy steps by John M...
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Raise your hand if you have an iPad or iPad envy? All of you with your hands up know what I mean when I say "but hey, we want to develop using the cool new stuff."
We try very hard to use standards for the SAS Customer Support site that...
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Contributed by Stacy Hobson, Director of Customer Loyalty, SAS
I just got back to my desk after our SAS Global Forum staff meeting and I have to say... the excitement level is sky high! Each of us supporting Global Forum this year is truly grate...
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