While you’re at SAS Global Forum (or any conference) in Las Vegas, you might have a bit of spare time to do some sightseeing. Therefore I’ve put together a list & map of interesting things you might want to experience! Below is a snapshot of my map – click it […]
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Have you thought about sharing some of your knowledge with fellow SAS practitioners at SAS Global Forum 2016 in Las Vegas, April 18 – 21? User participation is what makes SAS Global Forum (SGF). Attending the papers from SAS staff is always informative…
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I continue to be foxed by the lack of a Closing Session at this year’s SAS Global Forum (SGF) in San Francisco. One of the highlights of each Closing Session at previous conferences was the presentation of Best Contributed Paper awards for each strea…
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No sooner has SAS Global Forum 2013 finished than we get to see the 2014 web site. Next year’s conference is in Washington, D.C. between March 23rd and 26th.
I hear there are some changes afoot in the organisation of the conference. Along wit…
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