SAS SUGI proceedings: Focus Sessions

SGF2007 April 16-19, 2007 - Orlando, Florida

Communications Focus Session

Keynote Presentation: Breakthrough Business Intelligence: Case Studies in Taking Business Intelligence to Next Level in the Telecommunications Industry
   Rob Mattison
Pages: 1 Size: 18 Kb

SAS Response: Impacts of New Services on Communication Services Providers
   Ken King
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb Keywords: data warehouse

Customer Case Study: A Case Study in Clustering and Behavioral Modeling
   Andrew Christian
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb Keywords: communications direct marketing datamining predictive modeling statistics

Customer Case Study: Competitive Intelligence through Business Analytic and Data Mining Environments
   Carlos A. Pinheiro
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb

Media, Entertainment and Travel Focus Session

Keynote Presentation: Customer Managed Relationships at Disney
   Tom Boyles
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

SAS Response: Optimize Customer Experience and Competitive Advantage with SAS
   Scott Radcliffe
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb

Customer Case Study: BMG Columbia House
   Steve Collins
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

Customer Success Story: Have Your Cake and Eat it Too! Accelerate Forecasting Combining SAS and Teradata
   Thomas Tileston
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb

Retail Focus Session

Keynote Presentation: Demand-Driven Retailing Drives AutoZone's Success
   Rajeeve Kaul
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

SAS Response: Retail Demand Intelligence: A 21st Century Shareholder Value Requirement
   Alexi L. Sarnevitz
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb

Business Strategy Meets Advanced Planning
   Tim Combs
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

Customer Demand Forecasting Drives Merchandising Results
   Jason Gautereaux
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

Panel Discussion: Beyond the Buzz -- Increasing Revenue and Brand Loyalty in a Multi-Channel World
   Charlie Bunce Janet Sparkman
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

SAS Response: Driving Marketing Performance in a Multichannel Customer Centric World
   Jeff Levitan
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

Customer Experience: Retail-Driven Demand Planning in Wholesale Distribution
   Tom Rafferty
Pages: 1 Size: 17 Kb

Customer Case Study
   not known
Pages: 1 Size: 15 Kb

Sponsor Presentation: HP Category Management - Data Mining and intelligence In Action
   Gary Helms Howard Hovagimian
Pages: 1 Size: 16 Kb

SUGI30 April 10-13, 2005 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Focus Sessions

Building Blocks to a Solid Foundation for Software Development
   Denise Brown
Pages: 1 Size: 26 Kb

Working Effectively with the Angry, Critical Client: Real-World Solutions to Help You Get the Job Done
   Steven Flannes
Pages: 15 Size: 98 Kb

Effective Project Management of SAS Projects: Adapting the PMI Framework
   Gina Davidovic
Pages: 9 Size: 94 Kb Keywords: managing

Recent Developments in Missing Data Analysis
   Rod Little
Pages: 1 Size: 25 Kb

Maximum Likelihood Parameter Estimation with Incomplete Data
   Catherine Truxillo
Pages: 19 Size: 138 Kb Keywords: Missing Data

Rounding after Multiple Imputation with Non-Binary Categorical Covariates
   Christopher F. Ake
Pages: 11 Size: 215 Kb Keywords: rounding multiple imputation categorical variables

Imputation of Categorical Variables with PROC MI
   Paul D. Allison
Pages: 14 Size: 256 Kb Keywords: multiple imputation missing data proc mi

Building onto SAS® Scientific Discovery Solutions: New Modules and SAS®9
   Susan Flood
Pages: 1 Size: 29 Kb

Migrating to SAS®9: Impact and Opportunity
   Maria J. Keyser
Pages: 1 Size: 29 Kb

The Human Genome Project and the International HapMap
   Bruce Weir
Pages: 1 Size: 26 Kb

Designing a Global SAS9 Architecture for Clinical Trials Analysis and Reporting
   Gregory S. Nelson Michael A. Walega
Pages: 12 Size: 192 Kb Keywords: Clinical research biometrics SAS 9 SAS Installation

Data Standards and CDISC: A Statistical Perspective
   Steve Wilson
Pages: 1 Size: 26 Kb

Investigational Data in XML according to the CDISC Operational Data Model
   Edward D. Helton
Pages: 1 Size: 29 Kb Keywords: xml

A Task and Problem Focused Approach to the Development and Regulation of Drugs
   G. Alexander Fleming
Pages: 1 Size: 29 Kb

Status of Industry Standards
   Rebecca Kush
Pages: 1 Size: 25 Kb

ETL: The Heavy Lifting That Makes BI Possible
   Ralph Kimball
Pages: 11 Size: 381 Kb

Hibernia Bank and SAS® Data Quality: Solving the Householding Puzzle
   Lisa Flint
Pages: 1 Size: 26 Kb

Implementing Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence at McMaster University Using the SAS Intelligence Value Chain
   Debbie Weisensee Eric Matthews Anne McInnis
Pages: 10 Size: 102 Kb

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