The Internet of Things creates and maintains data from sensors and devices around the world. The challenge for many organizations? Making sense of this data. With SAS Event Stream Processing, you get the ability to make sense automated decisions on streaming data – and react to new information automatically.
From ownership of decisions made during development to protection of data as an enterprise asset, every aspect of a company’s big data rollout can benefit from entrenched data governance and master data management processes. Governance and management principles ensure that the business requirements for big data are being met and the right questions are asked ...
Intelligence Quarterly is published four times a year, covering timely topics that are of interest to global leaders and governments. This issue is focused on fraud and security.
Read this research brief from the International Institute for Analytics to discover the recommended process for determining when and for whom open-source tools make sense, and where the support, resilience and scalability are worth the commercial costs. Topics include data and analytics cost drivers, stages in the modernization of commercial data storage, open-source options for ...
This paper is a great how-to guide for midmarket businesses looking to get started in data visualization. These seven practical tips will provide insight on how to get real results from data analysis and visualization.
This paper introduces concepts of machine learning and how SAS software helps organizations integrate machine learning into practical applications. A SAS customer, Viseca, provides a real-world view of machine learning.
This TDWI e-book explores predictive analytics from several perspectives. First, it offers Q and A on the value, use and requirements of predictive analytics. Then, it explores three safeguards to help you avoid model-building problems.
High-performing organizations take advantage of the power of analytics by channeling their efforts in four areas: focus, adopt, adapt and activate. This Harvard Business Review paper describes how to succeed in those areas, and overcome the barriers that get in the way of an ROI in analytics.
This paper describes how SAS Visual Analytics is different from most self-service BI solutions on the market today. It explains how the solution benefits both business and IT users, and shows why organizations can rely on SAS to help them make reliable, fact-based decisions.