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whitepaper Driving eBusiness adoption - an essential guide2006-10-26 14:29:34 Comergent Technologies
  The Internet has had a far-reaching impact on all companies, dramatically changing the way business is conducted globally. Through eBusiness, companies can engage directly with their customers and partners online and automate all external-facing processes with a range of self- service applications, including ordering, information gathering, quoting, guided configuration of products and services, creating service renewals, managing warranties, handling product and parts replenishment and developing on-line catalogs. Via eBusiness, companies can reach customers and partners through a wide variety of coordinated, customer-centric sales and service touch points - all at the speed of light. The ultimate result is competitive advantage.

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whitepaper US Fish and Wildlife Service Moves Toward 'Green' in Budget and Performance Integration2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  With a $2 billion budget and a mission to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people, the Fish and Wildlife Service delivers this mission at each regional office. Using SAS, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is set to become the first Department of Interior agency to meet a mandate designed to help federal agencies make better decisions about how to spend taxpayers' dollars. SAS Activity-Based Management is helping the Fish and Wildlife Service better integrate cost and performance data.   
whitepaper Air Force Health Study Brings Science of Epidemiology to the Agent Orange Issue With Help From SAS2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Of the 19 million gallons of herbicides that U.S. warplanes sprayed onto the jungles and croplands of South Vietnam, 11 million gallons were the defoliant commonly known as Agent Orange. The health consequences of exposure to Agent Orange and its dioxin contaminant have been a topic of intense scientific investigation and debate since herbicide spraying ceased in 1971. Since 1978, the U.S. Air Force has been studying the health concerns of veterans and their families as well as trying to determine the long-term health risks attributable to Agent Orange exposure. From the beginning, the Air Force Health Study has relied on SAS to make sense of all the variables associated with the study.   
whitepaper SAS Helps TV Guide Increase Customers, Reduce Churn2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  For 50 years, TV Guide has been the grand dame of entertainment publishing. But the current television landscape is vastly different than it was in 1953. Viewers had three channel choices then; today, they have 300. Competition has boomed, too. Newspapers have beefed up their listings, more magazines offer television coverage and the Internet gives viewers a whole new avenue to plan their channel surfing. This increased competition also extends into the advertising world, where advertisers now have more magazines, as well as television alternatives, at their disposal. TV Guide has met these challenges with a more sophisticated approach to marketing its magazine and auxiliary products. Powering these efforts is TV Guide's use of SAS tools for customer relationship management.   
whitepaper Tshwane University of Technology Uses BI to Enhance First Year Student Retention2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Tertiary institutions face the problem of students not completing their first year successfully, and taking too long to graduate. Tshwane University of Technology wanted to develop a statistical model to predict first-year success of research and development at the university. The university completed a research project on student retention at the Pretoria campus of the University. Using SAS business intelligence software, the university is designing a model that can assist in improving first-year student retention, get students to finish more quickly and limit the number of drop-outs.   
whitepaper Too Inc. Enables New Store Growth Using Marketmax Retail Solutions2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Too Inc. is comprised of the Limited Too chain of more than 560 stores offering apparel, shoes, accessories, and lifestyle items to girls ages 7-14 and Justice, which is Too's new specialty retail concept store focused on value-priced sportswear for 'tween girls. Marketmax, division of SAS, will replace multiple legacy systems, old technology and silos with an integrated solution comprised of planning, forecasting and business intelligence applications. SAS, the leader in business intelligence, will provide Too with retail software solutions for financial planning, in-season management, assortment planning, high performance forecasting, micromarketing and the SAS Enterprise BI Server.   
whitepaper Fox Chase-Temple Bone Marrow Transplant Program Employs SAS2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  For many patients with leukemia, lymphoma and related diseases, bone marrow transplantation represents the only realistic hope for long-term survival. To help ensure their patients achieve the best possible outcomes, physicians at the Fox Chase-Temple Bone Marrow Transplant Program in Philadelphia utilize their Bone Marrow Transplant Information System (BMTIS) to assist in determining optimal treatment options for each patient. Built entirely with SAS, BMTIS contains detailed data on more than 700 patients who have undergone bone marrow transplantation within the past 15 years.   
whitepaper Less Is More: TeliaSonera Targets for Value With Two-Stage Modeling2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Direct marketers traditionally regard response rates as a measure of a successful campaign. However, some customers who are hard to activate can deliver high revenues. Should they be ignored or pursued? TeliaSonera, the leading telecommunications services provider in the Nordic and Baltic region, used SAS Telecommunications Intelligence Solutions to target customers for value and reach them at low cost.   
whitepaper Better Forecasting Promotes Company Growth2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  TD Meloche Monnex Group is the largest direct-response home and auto insurer and one of the top three home and auto insurers in Canada. As the ability to stay ahead of the industry depends on how information is used, the need to set up a system for comparative analyses and share the findings becomes a major issue. Therefore, TD Meloche Monnex Group turns to SAS for assistance in analyzing marketing campaigns. Using SAS Business Intelligence, marketing information can now be collected and analyzed. These results will help refine the marketing approaches to reach the goals of growth in clientele, policy sales and premiums.   
whitepaper Tallahassee Community College Connects Student Goals, Support Services and Programs With SAS2006-10-20 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Like many colleges and educational institutions, Tallahassee Community College (TCC) strives to ensure student success by making decisions that are based on evidence rather than on instinct. To that end, the Florida college has embarked on a mission to turn information about students, programs and support services into intelligence. With help from SAS, that intelligence will be readily available to college leaders who can then use it to improve institutional management and help foster positive outcomes for students.