SAS is a comprehensive statistical software system that runs on Windows and UNIX platforms. It is used across multiple industries like healthcare, financial services, telecom, retail, and education. The key components of the SAS system include data access and management, data analysis, and data presentation with reporting and graphics capabilities. SAS also provides business solutions and had $2.26 billion in worldwide revenue in 2008. It has over 11,000 employees across 400 offices globally.

1. Introduction to SAS
Windows Display System

2. Why SAS
 SAS has everything it takes to
achieve this
1) Unmatched Analytical
Capability.
2) Deep Industry Expertise.
3) Long Track Record Of
Delivering Result.
4)Ability to Innovate.

3. What is SAS?
 SAS is a comprehensive statistical
software system.
 SAS runs on both Windows and
UNIX platforms.
 SAS is used in a wide range of
industries such as
. 1) Healthcare/ Life sciences
2) Financial Services
3) Telecom
4) Retail
5) Education

4. Components of the SAS
System
 1) Data Access and
Management.
 2) Data Analysis.
 3) Data Presentation (Reporting
and Graphics)
 4) Business Solutions.

5. 2008 Performance Revenue
By Region
 1)Americas 43%
 2)Asia Pacific 12%
 3)EMEA 45%

6. About SAS Company
 The leader in business analytics
software and services.
 An unbroken track record of revenue
growth every year since 1976.
 $2.26 billions worldwide revenue in
2008
 Continues reinvestment in research
and development
 More than 11,000 employee,400
offices and 400 alliances globally.

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 Introduction to SAS programs
 SAS data libraries
 Producing List Report
 Enhancing Output
 Creating SAS data sets
 Data Step Programming
 Combining SAS data sets
 Producing Summary Report
 Introduction to Graphics

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 Controlling Inputs and Outputs
 Summarizing data
 Reading and Writing Different
Types Of Data
 Data Transformations
 Processing Data Iteratively

9.  Check out the webpage.
 http://www.sas.com/