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Indexed 2014 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

948 papers · Showing 801–840

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper MS07PharmaSUG 2014

The Fourth Lie – False Resumes

Ernest Pineda

Source category: Management and Support

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1269-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Many Ways of Creating Dashboards Using SAS®

Mark Bodt, The Knowledge Warehouse (Knoware)

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD17PharmaSUG 2014

The New Tradition: SAS® Clinical Data Integration

Vincent J. Amoruccio; Janet Stuelpner

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Vincent J. Amoruccio · Janet Stuelpner

SESUG · 2014Paper AD-138SESUG 2014

The New Tradition: SAS® Clinical Data Integration

Vincent Amoruccio

Source category: Application Development

No matching paper file appears in the publisher's proceedings ZIP.

Author collections: Vincent Amoruccio

SESUG · 2014Paper BB-100SESUG 2014

The Nuances of Combining Hospital Data

Jontae Sanders, Charlotte Baker and Perry Brown

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: 100_file_final.pdf

PHUSE · 2014Paper MA03PHUSE EU Connect 2014

The On-Going Evolutionary Changes of our Industry

Christian Mueller

Source category: Management

Author collections: Christian Mueller

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper SP13PharmaSUG 2014

The path less trodden – PROC FREQ for ODDS RATIO

Manjusha Gondil; Linga Reddy Baddam

Source category: Statistics & Pharmacokinetics

Author collections: Linga Reddy Baddam

PHUSE · 2014Paper PP14PHUSE EU Connect 2014

The PHUSE Therapeutic Area Wiki Page

Jothy Kalathiparampil; Oliver Wirtz

Source category: Poster Presentation

Author collections: Oliver Wirtz

SESUG · 2014Paper BB-33SESUG 2014

The Power of PROC APPEND

Ted Logothetti

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: 33_file_final.pdf

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1504-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Power of PROC FORMAT

Jonas Bilenas, Barclays UK&E RBB

Source category: Introductory skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper AD-114SESUG 2014

The Power of SAS® Macro Programming – One Example

Milorad Stojanovic

Source category: Application Development

File inside source ZIP: 114_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Milorad Stojanovic

PHUSE · 2014Paper RG07PHUSE EU Connect 2014

The Quality System in Good Pharmacovigilance Practice (GVP)

Veronique Chapalain

Source category: Regulatory

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1557-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Query Builder: The Swiss Army Knife of SAS® Enterprise Guide®

Steven First, Systems Seminar Consultants; Jennifer First-Kluge, Systems Seminar Consultants

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1627-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The RAKE-TRIM Algorithm: Reducing Variance and Bias in Sampling Weights

Louis Rizzo, Westat

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1713-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Role of Customer Response Models in Customer Solicitation Center's Direct Marketing Campaign

Goutam Chakraborty, Oklahoma State University; Amit Kushwah, Oklahoma State University; Arun Mandapaka, Oklahoma State University

Source category: General skill level

WUSS · 2014Paper 113WUSS 2014

The SAS Hash Object in Action

Paul M. Dorfman, Independent SAS Consultant

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1482-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The SAS® Hash Object: It's Time to .find() Your Way Around

Peter Eberhardt, Fernwood Consulting Group Inc.

Source category: General skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD05PharmaSUG 2014

The SAS® LOCALE Option: Win an international passport for your SAS code

Xiaojin Qin

Source category: Applications Development

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1883-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Soccer Oracle: Predicting Soccer Game Outcomes Using SAS® Enterprise Miner™

Sai Vijay Kishore Movva, Oklahoma State University; Vandana Reddy, Oklahoma State University

Source category: General skill level

WUSS · 2014Paper 101WUSS 2014

The Three I’s of SAS Log Messages, IMPORTANT, INTERESTING, and IRRELEVANT

William E. Benjamin, Jr., Owl Computer Consultancy LLC

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper TT14PharmaSUG 2014

The Three I’s of SAS® Log Messages, IMPORTANT, INTERESTING, and IRRELEVANT

William E Benjamin Jr

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials: Foundations

Author collections: William E Benjamin Jr

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper SAS101-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Traveling Baseball Fan Problem and the OPTMODEL Procedure

Tonya Chapman, SAS; Matt Galati, SAS; Rob Pratt, SAS

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1837-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

The Use of Analytics for Insurance Claim Fraud Detection: A Unique Challenge

Nick Kucera, Pinnacle Actuarial Resources; Roosevelt Mosley, Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc.

Source category: General skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper AD-18SESUG 2014

This is the Modern World: Simple, Overlooked SAS® Enhancements

Bruce Gilsen

Source category: Application Development

File inside source ZIP: 18_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Bruce Gilsen

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper SAS379-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Three Different Ways to Import JSON from the Facebook Graph API

Philihp Busby, SAS

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1311-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Time Contour Plots

David Corliss, Magnify Analytic Solutions

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1422-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Time Series Mapping with SAS®: Visualizing Geographic Change over Time in the Health Insurance Industry

Barbara Okerson, WellPoint

Source category: General skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper PH-22SESUG 2014

Time Series Mapping with SAS®: Visualizing Geographic Change over Time in the Health Insurance Industry

Barbara Okerson

Source category: Pharma & Healthcare

File inside source ZIP: 22_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Barbara Okerson

PHUSE · 2014Paper PP13PHUSE EU Connect 2014

Time to Event Analysis

Michaela Mertes

Source category: Poster Presentation

Author collections: Michaela Mertes

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper CC30PharmaSUG 2014

Times Can Be Tough: Taming DATE, TIME and DATETIME Variables

Sajeet Pavate

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Sajeet Pavate

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1365-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Tips and Tricks for Organizing and Administering Metadata

Michael Sadof, MGS Associates, Inc.

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper SAS331-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Tips and Tricks to Using SAS® Enterprise Guide® in a BI World

Angela Hall, SAS

Source category: Introductory skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD19PharmaSUG 2014

Tips for Creating SAS®-Based Applications for Oracle Clinical

Kunal Agnihotri; Ken Borowiak

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Kunal Agnihotri

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper PO22PharmaSUG 2014

Tips for Finding Your Bugs Before QC Does

Beatriz Garcia

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Beatriz Garcia

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1890-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Tips for Moving from Base SAS® 9.3 to SAS® Enterprise Guide® 5.1

Anjan Matlapudi, AmerihealthCaritas

Source category: General skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper CC06PharmaSUG 2014

Tips to Manipulate the Partial Dates

Deli Wang; Chunxia Lin

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Deli Wang · Chunxia Lin

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1786-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Tips to Use Character String Functions in Record Lookup

Anjan Matlapudi, Amerihealth Critas

Source category: General skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper IB02PharmaSUG 2014

TLF Validation Etiquette: What to say, When to Say, How to Say, Why to Say

Karen Walker

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Karen Walker

WUSS · 2014Paper 014WUSS 2014

TLF Validation Etiquette:What to Say, When to Say, How to Say, Why to Say

Karen Walker, InVentiv Health Clinical

Source category: Industry Solutions

SESUG · 2014Paper PO-74SESUG 2014

To Foam or not to Foam: A Survival Analysis of the Foam Head that Forms when a Soda is Poured

Kate Phillips

Source category: Posters

File inside source ZIP: 74_file_final.pdf