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SAS Conference Papers 2016Page 5

Indexed 2016 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

1,005 papers · Showing 161–200

SESUG · 2016Paper LS-247SESUG 2016

Building Efficiencies in Standard Macro Library using Polymorphism

Binoy Varghese and Sagar Rana

Source category: Life Sciences/Healthcare/Insurance

File inside source ZIP: Life Sciences/LS-247_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper PO24PharmaSUG 2016

Building Efficiency and Quality in SDTM Development Cycle

Kishore Pothuri; Bhavin Busa

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Kishore Pothuri · Bhavin Busa

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS3500-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Building Interactive Microsoft Excel Worksheets with SAS® Office Analytics

Tim Beese, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper RV-246SESUG 2016

Building Interactive Microsoft Excel Worksheets with SAS® Office Analytics

Tim Beese

Source category: Reporting/Visualization/JMP

File inside source ZIP: Reporting and Visualization/RV-246_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Tim Beese

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11521-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Building Macros for Quick Survey Scoring

Vincent Chan, IMPAQ International; Lorena Ortiz, IMPAQ International

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS4360-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

By the Docs: Securing SAS® Software

Robin Crumpton, SAS; Donna Bennett, SAS; Qiana Eaglin, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH09PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Calculating the Risk of Re-identification of Patient-level Data Using a Quantitative Approach

Lukasz Kniola

Source category: Data Handling

Author collections: Lukasz Kniola

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11667-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Can You Decipher the Code? If You Can, Maybe You Can Break It

Jay Iyengar, Data Systems Consultants

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11840-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Can You Read This into SAS® for Me: Using INFILE and INPUT to Load Data into SAS®

Peter Eberhardt, Fernwood Consulting Group Inc.; Audrey Yeo, Athene

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 10721-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Can You Stop the Guesswork in Your Marketing Budget Allocation? Marketing Mixed Modeling Using SAS® Can Help!

Delali Agbenyegah, Alliance Data Systems

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper TT17PharmaSUG 2016

Capturing Macro Code when Debugging in the Windows Environment: The Power of MFILE and the Simplicity of Pasting

Kevin R. Viel

Source category: Techniques and Tutorials

Author collections: Kevin R. Viel

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper CP04PharmaSUG 2016

Career Path for SAS Profession in Pharmaceutical Industry

James Meiliang Yue

Source category: Career Planning

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7940-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Careers in Biotatistics and Clinical SAS® Programming: An Overview for the Uninitiated

Justina Flavin, Independent Consultant

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS3802-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Carry-On Suitcases and Mobile Devices: Using SAS® Visual Analytics Designer for Creating Optimally Designed Reports for SAS® Mobile BI

Lavanya Mandavilli, SAS; Anand Chitale, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper RG05PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Case Study in Support of German Payer Evidence

Frank Senk

Source category: Regulatory

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 4001-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Case Study Using SAS® Forecast Studio: Daily Taxi Data from New York City

Simon Sheather, Texas A&M University

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 1940-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Case Study: SAS® Visual Analytics Dashboard for Pollution Analysis

Viraj Kumbhakarna, MUFG Union Bank

Source category: Conference presentation

SCSUG · 2016SCSUG 2016

Categorization of Fitbit's Customer Complaints on Twitter

Bhoir, S. & Arora, J.

Source category: Regular Session

PHUSE · 2016Paper CD02PHUSE EU Connect 2016

CDASH V2.0: What is it Good For?Éanna Kiely, inVentiv Health

Éanna Kiely

Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards

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Author collections: Éanna Kiely

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper PO12PharmaSUG 2016

CDISC Standards End-to-End: Transitional Hurdles

Alyssa Wittle; Christine McNichol; Antonio Cardozo

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Alyssa Wittle · Christine McNichol · Antonio Cardozo

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11883-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Cell Suppression In SAS® Visual Analytics: A Primer

Marc Flore, University of New Hampshire

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper TT04PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Challenges and Opportunities with the Implementation of a Single-instance Cloud Research Platform

Doug Bain

Source category: Trends & Technology

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper MS08PharmaSUG 2016

Change Management: The Secret to a Successful SAS® Implementation

Gregory S. Nelson

Source category: Management and Support

Author collections: Gregory S. Nelson

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 2440-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Change Management: The Secret to a Successful SAS® Implementation

Greg Nelson, ThotWave

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 12523-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Classifying Fatal Automobile Accidents in the US, 2010-2013: Using SAS® Enterprise Miner™ to Understand and Reduce Fatalities

Catherine LaChapelle, NC State University; Daniel Brannock, North Carolina State University; Aric LaBarr, Institute for Advanced Analytics; Craig Shaver, North Carolina State University

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 9541-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Cleaning Up Your SAS® Log: Note Messages

Jennifer Srivastava, Quintiles

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper DV07PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Clinical Data in Business Intelligence

Mike Collinson

Source category: Data Visualisation

Author collections: Mike Collinson

PHUSE · 2016Paper DV04PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Clinical Graphs Using SAS

Sanjay Matange

Source category: Data Visualisation

Author collections: Sanjay Matange

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper DG02PharmaSUG 2016

Clinical Graphs Using SAS®

Sanjay Matange

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

Author collections: Sanjay Matange

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS4321-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Clinical Graphs Using SAS®

Sanjay Matange, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper AD11PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Clinical SAS Application Development in a GRID environment

Giri Balasubramanian; Edwin Ponraj Thangarajan

Source category: Applications and Software Development

Author collections: Giri Balasubramanian · EDWIN PONRAJ THANGARAJAN

SESUG · 2016Paper RV-201SESUG 2016

CMISS® the SAS® Function You May Have Been MISSING

Mira Shapiro

Source category: Reporting/Visualization/JMP

File inside source ZIP: Reporting and Visualization/RV-201_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Mira Shapiro

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper DS16PharmaSUG 2016

Codelists Here, Versions There, Controlled Terminology Everywhere

Shelley Dunn

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Shelley Dunn

PHUSE · 2016Paper CS06PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Coding WHO-DDE: An Automatic, Easy and Powerful SAS Tool

Gianluca Mortari

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Gianluca Mortari

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11862-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

College Football: Can the Public Predict Games Correctly?

Taylor Larkin, The University of Alabama; Matt Collins, University of Alabama

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper RV-180SESUG 2016

Color Speaks Louder than Words

Jaime Thompson

Source category: Reporting/Visualization/JMP

File inside source ZIP: Reporting and Visualization/RV-180_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper BB01PharmaSUG 2016

Color, Rank, Count, Name; Controlling it all in PROC REPORT

Arthur L. Carpenter

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 4002-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Color, Rank, Count, Name: Controlling It All in PROC REPORT

Art Carpenter, California Occidental Consultants

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper CC04PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Colour Me Useful

Robert de Gois

Source category: Coders Corner

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11280-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Combining the power of SAS® Tools (SAS® Data Integration Studio, SAS/OR® Software, SAS® Visual Analytics, and Base SAS®)

Wouter Travers, Deloitte

Source category: Conference presentation