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  1. PHUSE2026PD01
    ‘Growth Grows’ Too – in the Professional World! Are We Prepared for the Change?
    PaperSlides
    Charan Kumar Kuyyamudira Janardhana; Anu SivanesanProfessional Development
  2. PharmaSUG2026HT-369
    “Virtual Data, Real Standards – Leveraging Data Simulation for Smarter Clinical Trials”
    Paper
    Sangeeta Shabadi; Nitesh Patil; Jonathan HenshawHands-On Training
  3. PHUSE2026RM04
    {gsm} Operations – Implementing an Open Central Monitoring Framework
    PaperSlides
    Jenn KrohnRisk-Based Quality Monitoring
  4. PHUSE2026OS07
    {tflmetaR}: An R Package to Manage Metadata of Statistical Outputs
    PaperSlides
    Gary CaoOpen Source Technologies
  5. PharmaSUG2026PO-213
    %Compare_counts: A Macro for Speeding Up the QC Process When Proc Compare Slows it Down
    Paper
    Michael GarsideePosters
  6. SAS Communities2026
    11 Essential SAS Procedures in SAS Viya Workbench for Building and Governing Trustworthy AI
    SlidesRecording
    The publisher page does not identify individual presenters.
    SAS Innovate presentations
  7. PharmaSUG2026AP-136
    2026 Efficiency Techniques in SAS 9.4
    Paper
    Stephen SloanAdvanced Programming
  8. PHUSE2026PP16
    A Case Study: Biomarker Analysis Using Composite Measure (CM)
    Poster
    Pooja Puniya; Venkata Harish ChallaPoster Presentations
  9. PharmaSUG2026TT-417
    A Fantasy in Three with PROC FCMP: Memoization of Resource-Intensive Calculations, in-Memory Hash-Object Storage and Retrieval Operations, and Disk-Based Persistent Data Set Modification and Preservation
    Paper
    Troy HughesTools, Tech & Innovation
  10. PharmaSUG2026AS-365
    A Faster Algorithm for the Finkelstein-Schoenfeld Test and Win Ratio in Hierarchical Composite Endpoint Analysis
    Paper
    James AustrowAdvanced Statistical Methods
  11. WUSS2026PH-144
    A Flexible Metadata-Driven and Modular Approach to SDTM Automation
    Paper
    Ruili Shi; Jiaying Zhang; Charles ChenPharma & Healthcare
  12. PharmaSUG2026TT-132
    A fully automated PDF solution using SAS without third-party PDF tools
    Paper
    Zhongan ChenTools, Tech & Innovation
  13. PharmaSUG2026ET-374
    A Governed Git Workflow Using Azure Repos for GxP Compliant Statistical Programming
    Paper
    Jing YuEmerging Technologies (R, Python, GitHub etc.)
  14. SAS Communities2026
    A Guide to Connecting Data Quality, Data Stewardship and Data Governance
    SlidesRecording
    The publisher page does not identify individual presenters.
    SAS Innovate presentations
  15. PharmaSUG2026AI-332
    A Human-in-the-Loop AI-Assisted Framework for ADaM Standardization
    Paper
    Chunqiu Xia; Feiyang DuAI in Pharma, Biotech and Clinical Data Science
  16. PharmaSUG2026DV-155
    A Map to Success with Data Visualization Using ODS Statistical Graphics
    Paper
    Richann Watson; Louise HaddenData Visualization & Interactive Analytics
  17. WUSS2026SD-121
    A Map to Success with Data Visualization Using ODS Statistical Graphics
    Paper
    Richann Watson; Louise HaddenSolutions Development
  18. SAS Communities2026
    A Map to Success with Data Visualization Using ODS Statistical Graphics
    SlidesRecording
    Richann Watson; Louise HaddenSAS Innovate presentations
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Lex Jansen spent years making conference papers discoverable across the SAS community. We are grateful for his work. Inspired by that legacy, this independent index helps readers find papers across conferences and years. It is not affiliated with or a continuation of LexJansen.com, and it does not claim to cover every SAS conference publication.