Why YOU need to learn SAS Analytics

Today, almost all the major companies in India are using SAS Analytics to make business decisions. Analytics is the best method by which an organization
can answer questions about what markets to pursue, how to project price offerings and how to identify areas wherein operations can be made more
efficient in response to cost and environmental constraints.

Analytics is used across industries for instance:

 Finance- we see people look at past and present performance of stocks to decide on how and where to invest.
 Telecom- companies are finding out consumers' usage patterns to decide the most attractive tariffs.
 Retail- the purchase patterns among various income groups are being analysed to be able to target products better.

Though there are several Business Intelligence tools available it is a wise decision to learn SAS as almost all the major organizations and MNCs use SAS as
their Data Warehousing software in India, today. Some of the main uses of SAS are data entry, retrieval and management, report writing and graphics,
statistical and mathematical analysis, business planning, forecasting and decision support, operations research and project management, quality
improvement and applications development.

Some of the companies that are using SAS and SAS Analytics are listed below:
Who can pursue SAS?

Graduates & PGs from any discipline (MBAs, Commerce, Engineering, Life sciences, Arts, Medicine, MCAs and Statistics etc) can learn SAS.

Its Applications:

SAS applications are used in

Financial Services Banking Insurance Retail

Manufacturing Media Education Communications
Government Hospitality & Entertainment Small to Medium Businesses Aerospace
Health Insurance Automotive Energy & Utilities Life Sciences
Federal Government State Government

In the given industries SAS can be used in the following areas:

Customer Relationship Mgmt Financial Intelligence Profitability Management Performance Management

Risk Management Business Intelligence Reporting Query & Analysis
Microsoft Office Integration Forecasting & Econometrics IT Management Activity-Based Management
Compliance (Basel II, Sarbanese Oxly Act etc.) Service Intelligence Supplier Intelligence Supply Chain Intelligence
Web Analytics On Demand Solutions Data Integration & ETL Connectivity & Metadata
Data Cleansing & Enrichment ETL Migration & Synchronization Data Federation
OLAP Integrated Analytics Visualization Analytics
Statistics Data & Text Mining Optimization Intelligence Storage
Model Mgmt. and Deployment Quality Improvement Enterprise Intelligence Platform Data Integration & ETL
Business Intelligence