which domain is better in sas?
clinical trails or banking
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Answer / vandana mishra
i think sas is better in banking domain because sas helps to
maintain end to end information about number of customers
and can get fast information at ease.
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Answer / venkat
SAS is good in all domains preferbilly on Clinical as may
of the drug trails are going on now a days even in banking
sector also we are involving SAS in risk managment and
score card maintanince.
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Answer / sangan
In Clinical, SAS is the only aproved software for
Statisyical analysis and reporting where as in banking it
is optional. However Banking industry being much larger
than clinical, we get to see lot of opportunitis in banking
too. In clinical we use mainly base sas,SQL and Macro where
as in banking they mostly used task specific tools like DI
studio,EG,eMiner,WebReport Studio etc.
More importantly SAS is the most widely used in Advanced
analytics which is mostly done in Banking, Insurance and
retails
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