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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on December 22, 2017

Companies in a variety of industries and sizes have turned to analytics leader SAS to gain value from data with the SAS Platform and its SAS®Viya® products. Recent adopters include GE Transportation, Belfius Bank, Sprint, Euramax and SUEZ.
An enhanced SAS Platform encompasses the entire analytics life cycle
The new, interactive visual interface to the SAS Platform is now available as of Dec. 12. New products as well as enhancements to existing products help users improve productivity by seamlessly transitioning through the stages of the analytics life cycle – from data to discovery to deployment. Additionally, it includes new managed software as a service offerings (managed SaaS) on the SAS Cloud and continues to support public cloud deployments through Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and other cloud providers.
The new SAS managed SaaS offerings provide organisations of all sizes the ability and flexibility to access and gain value from analytics. Managed software as a service (managed SaaS) helps organisations get started quickly with analytics by providing pre-configured software running in the SAS Cloud. Whilst they address needs out of the box, these offerings are flexible and can be modified as requirements evolve.
Managed SaaS offerings in a risk-free cloud environment enable businesses to focus on solving business problems without having to solve an IT problem first.
The managed SaaS offerings are currently available for the following software solutions:
These offerings harness the power of SAS’ world-class software, whilst providing managed capabilities for predictive and descriptive modelling, forecasting and analytics; producing true analytical insight and competitive advantage.
Companies in a variety of industries and sizes have turned to analytics leader SAS to gain value from data with the SAS Platform and its SAS®Viya® products. Recent adopters include GE Transportation, Belfius Bank, Sprint, Euramax and SUEZ.
An enhanced SAS Platform encompasses the entire analytics life cycle
The new, interactive visual interface to the SAS Platform is now available as of Dec. 12. New products as well as enhancements to existing products help users improve productivity by seamlessly transitioning through the stages of the analytics life cycle – from data to discovery to deployment. Additionally, it includes new managed software as a service offerings (managed SaaS) on the SAS Cloud and continues to support public cloud deployments through Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and other cloud providers.
The new SAS managed SaaS offerings provide organisations of all sizes the ability and flexibility to access and gain value from analytics. Managed software as a service (managed SaaS) helps organisations get started quickly with analytics by providing pre-configured software running in the SAS Cloud. Whilst they address needs out of the box, these offerings are flexible and can be modified as requirements evolve.
Managed SaaS offerings in a risk-free cloud environment enable businesses to focus on solving business problems without having to solve an IT problem first.
The managed SaaS offerings are currently available for the following software solutions:
These offerings harness the power of SAS’ world-class software, whilst providing managed capabilities for predictive and descriptive modelling, forecasting and analytics; producing true analytical insight and competitive advantage.