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seeking a credit risk analyst in nyc metro area

The primary purpose of a Credit Risk Analyst is to be responsible for performing data analysis, forecasting and predictive modeling in support of one or more Credit Risk disciplines which focus on ...

Started by Laura Gleason Jun 24.

PMML 4.0 has just been released!

This is very exciting news. PMML 4.0 has just been released by the DMG. PMML stands for Predictive Model Markup Language and it is the de facto standard to represent data mining models. As a membe...

Tagged: Language, DMG, Markup, Model, 4.0

Started by Alex Guazzelli Jun 17.

SAS START 5 Replies

Hi This topic may be some what offbeat but I am in dilemma.I am post graduate in statistics with experience of 14 years in manufacturing but now i am inclined to earn some SAS credentials with , ma...

Started by parag kulkarni. Last reply by Lynn Disney Jun 1.

I've added 7 new SAS jobs on the SAS Jobs Blog 1 Reply

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Started by Vincent Granville. Last reply by vikas chauhan May 27.

Five best SAS books 2 Replies

According to Michael Raithel from WeStat.com (Source: SAS-L) 1. Tuning SAS Applications in the MVS Environment, by Michael A. Raithel 2. Tuning SAS Applications in the OS/390 and z/OS Environment...

Tagged: sas, books, sas books

Started by Vincent Granville. Last reply by Ross lee Apr 18.

LatentView SAS to PMML Converter

LatentView Analytics has launched SAS-2-pmml (TM), a free, desktop-based application to generate PMML representations for your SAS models. The application takes SAS model datasets (EST-type datase...

Tagged: SAS, pmml, latentview

Started by Vivek Desikan Apr 8.

SAS Global Forum 2009 (Washington DC, March 22-25, 2009)

http://support.sas.com/events/sasglobalforum/2009/ SAS Global Forum Blog Peek behind the scenes to find out what's going on by reading the SAS Global Forum Blog. From pre-conference planning to on-...

Started by Vincent Granville Mar 14.

SAS vs. SPSS 4 Replies

Comparing SAS and SPSS is an age old question between analytics professionals as both of these are one of the longest running statistical softwares in the world. While SAS is on version 9 + and ha...

Started by Vincent Granville. Last reply by Scott Terry Feb 12.

Deploy your SAS models on the Amazon EC2 Compute Cloud

I thought that the SAS network group would be the right forum to push the envelope on predictive analytics and cloud computing! SAS has long been a supporter of the Predictive Model Markup Languag...

Tagged: Computing, Cloud, PMML, SAS

Started by Alex Guazzelli Jan 21.

Calling R, C, C++, C#, Java, Python, Perl, etc. from a SAS program 5 Replies

What about a Perl script calling SAS, R, C++, C# etc. rather than SAS calling these languages? Wouldn't it be easier? What are the pluses / minuses? I'm used to write Perl scripts to pre-process m...

Started by Vincent Granville. Last reply by Tomas Ohlson Jan 17.

Enterprise Miner Books 1 Reply

I just wanted to point out a great collection of Enterprise Miner books I found at Enterprise Miner Books Outlet

Started by Rob Davidson. Last reply by Joshua A. Kayiwa Jan 16.

Half-day Online SAS Training: Jan, Feb and March 2008

Hello... Registration is now available for the following schedule of half-day online SAS training seminars. For more information, please visit www.sierrainformation.com and follow the links to pag...

Tagged: PROC, REPORT, ODS, Online, Training

Started by Andrew Karp Jan 15.

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Comment by Ray Burton on May 26, 2009 at 11:05pm: Hi, I'm currently "on the bench" and seeking new SAS opportunities, both contract and full-time, especially in the healthcare arena.

Comment by Steve Iaquaniello on May 21, 2009 at 6:39am: Hello everyone. My name is Steve Iaquaniello. My position at my job was recently eliminated and I’m seeking work in the Detroit, Michigan, USA, area.

I’m an accomplished data analyst with a master’s degree in applied statistics and extensive professional experience. I have in depth knowledge of data mining, mathematical modeling, and strong software skills including proficiency in: SAS, R/SPlus, and SQL. I an articulate communicator who has demonstrated: team leadership abilities, client relationship skills, and technical and analytic thought leadership.

If anyone has any contacts, or knows of any openings, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

Comment by Shashank Shekhar on March 26, 2009 at 9:48am: @Mohammad Fayaz
Start reading "The Little SAS Book". A good resource to get the initial feel.

Comment by Mohammad Fayaz on December 24, 2008 at 11:01am: Hi all .
I want to start SAS. Which source do you advise ?

Comment by P.Liang on December 15, 2008 at 9:05pm: Hi, all SAS team member, I am new comer, now I am looking for the position as SAS Data Analysis where I can take on more responsibility. I think my extensive experience and the required skills with knowledge of SAS to contribute this position. How to get the job? Please sent me information to peter-lrf@hotmail.com, thanks.

Comment by jarvis on March 27, 2008 at 9:45pm: Hello friends

Comment by consultsp on March 27, 2008 at 1:17pm: Predictive Modeling With SAS Enterprise Miner: Practical Solutions for Business Applications (Paperback)
by Kattamuri S. Sarma (Author)

Is a good book and well written.