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The SAS BI System is an integrated suite of software for
enterprise-wide information delivery... Applications of the
SAS System include executive information systems; data
entry, retrieval, and management; report writing and
graphics; statistical and mathematical analysis; business
planning, forecasting, and decision support; operations
research and project management; statistical quality
improvement; computer performance evaluation; and
applications development.
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