Meeting Schedule


Date

January 20th, 2010
Time Room Reserved from 11:30 to 3:00pm
Lunch Acclaim Systems
Sponsor Pizza and subs at 11:30

400 Market Street
Amtrak Train Station
Conference Room 201

 

 

Request SAS Technical Support, Here

Club members are interested in how things are done in other companies and in other government groups. Present any of the following:

  • State-of-the-art skills with the latest SAS products.
  • Busted programs from the "Olden Days".
  • Working code samples.

Programmers and Managers are encoured to ask for a specific presentation, solution, or technical topic..

  • Why does SAS work like this...
  • Why can't SAS do this...
  • Is there a better way...
  • I like sci-fi movies where computers can...
  • I wish I knew about this when I first started with SAS..
  • What I really like about SAS...
  • Compared to (Java, Oracle, etc.)...
  • Is this possible...

Polished public speaking skills are not required.

   
 

Papers Wanted from Bureau of Health Statistics and Research, Department of Environmental Protection.

  • Why we use SAS for Statistics
  • Why we use SAS for data management
   
  Presentations Wanted
 

Topic on SAS/BI

  1. Efficient data management.
  2. Constructing user groups with different
    authorizations / access to information.
  3. OLAP Cube
  4. SAS Add-in for Microsoft Office
  5. Information Map example in Information Delivery Portal
    and/or Web Report Studio -a simple example using SAS Add-in for Microsoft Office (high interest on examples that use MS Excel)
  6. Data Integration Studio - An example of using Data Integration Studio to streamline the processing of a SAS data set (e.g., creating additional variables, combining it with data from other sources, etc.)

SAS/Connect, ODBC, SQL

  • SAS to Oracle, Oracle to SAS

Time Series Analysis

SAS/IntrNet Examples

SAS/Graph

SAS and ERSI

Macro's and Troubleshooting

ODS Examples

Data Analysis

  • Tips and techniques on searching for data anomolies
 

KeyStone SUG is a resource for SAS Users and IT Managers

  • It is a venue where SAS technical people gain public speaking experience. Some presentations will be highly polished with very articulate speakers while others will be polar opposite. SAS User Groups are where SAS technical people gain public speaking experience.
  • SAS User groups are a local hotspot for SAS technical expertise. Managers are welcome to throw challenges to the group that may include actual work problems that are currently in-progress.