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The COVID-19 pandemic has catalysed a digital payments revolution, but fraudsters are taking advantage. Find out how experts are fighting back.

SAS can now provision SAS Viya AI and decisioning capabilities securely in the Snowflake Data Cloud with Snowpark Container Services.

99% of organisations in the UK and Ireland face significant operational challenges due to hosting applications and data in multiple cloud platforms.

The research group compared SAS Viya to a commercial, cloud-based data and AI platform, and open-source alternatives like H2O and SparkML.

The city of Istanbul and the Wienerberger Group have reduced emissions and optimised operations by implementing SAS’ AI and advanced analytics solutions.

SAS is collaborating with Dutch organisations to launch an ethical AI lab in healthcare, aiming to address concerns related to AI technologies in the industry.

To complement the report, SAS has developed a new resilience assessment tool, enabling business leaders to appraise their company's resiliency quotient.

SAS appoints Jean de Villiers as head of analytics in Ireland, bringing his decade of data science expertise with 23 SAS certifications to the role.

Mark Thundercliffe has been appointed as an Advisor for Northern Europe at SAS, bringing 35 years of corporate, retail and business banking experience.

Its aimed toward those who are looking to apply the most advanced analytic technologies to tackle their quantitative risk problems.

PropTech leader, MRI Software, appoints Tim Pickard and Steve Grubmier to strategic senior sales and partnerships roles, rising to growing demand.

Climate change is undeniable at this point; however, analytics have a role to play in creating a safer future.

The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) has estimated that occupational fraud costs businesses around the world more than USD$4.7 trillion annually.

We hear a lot about AI, but perhaps something that needs to be discussed more frequently alongside it, is the ethics of AI.

Across the Master of Business Analytics and Master of Business Information Systems courses, students use SAS platforms to analyse challenging problems.

In COVID-19’s wake, more than 287,000 MSMEs joined JakPreneur, a collaborative government platform that links entrepreneurs and stakeholders.

SAS offers its analytics platform Viya, with an hourly pricing model, in-app tutorials and support for multiple languages.

The value of Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) in optimising customer experiences and driving revenue is explored in a new report.

SAS has recognised US-based financial crimes and data consulting firm Zencos with the 2022 Australia and New Zealand Partner of the Year award.

University of Wollongong extends collaboration with SAS to meet demand for skilled business analytics professionals.