BI Solutions for Gaming and Hospitality by Mario Perkins, Qualex Consulting Services, and Suzanne Fiero, SAS
Reinvent Legacy Software with SAS, the Web and OLAP Reporting
Exploit SAS Enterprise BI Server to Manage Your Batch Scheduling Needs by Troy B. Wolfe, Qualex Consulting Services
Posted 5 March 2008
Getting Started with the ESRI Map Component in a Unix Environment for 2010 Census Planning
Posted 20 January 2008
A Roadmap to Analyze Data in Financial Markets
Posted 21 April 2005
Slot Bank Layout Using Operations Research by Qualex Consulting Services
Posted 9 July 2005
Analyze the Stock Market Using the SAS System
Posted 22 May 2002
From the abstract: This paper explains in a very general manner how the SAS System could be used to manage stock market and financial data in an organization giving a few examples of this.
Building a Purchasing Data Warehouse for SRM from Disparate Procurement Systems
Posted 24 February 2004
SAS' Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) solution offers organizations the tools to analyze and manage purchasing information. This "spend" information is traditionally stored in procurement systems. SRM requires the data to be consolidated and summarized in a data warehouse.
Cataloger Features Overview
Posted 24 July 2000
This paper details the features of Cataloger, a SAS tool that documents, compares, and views SAS catalogs and data sets
Cataloger©: Updated for Version 9
Posted 24 February 2004
Cataloger©, written entirely in SAS®, is an indispensable tool for any SAS developer working with SAS catalogs and data sets. With Cataloger, SAS developers can easily view, compare, and manipulate catalog entries, search catalog entries and create publication-quality documentation - just to name few of the myriad of features that existed in previous versions. Cataloger has been updated and enhanced for version 9 of SAS with major new features.
Data Tables: Highlighting Techniques
Posted 21 January 2000
From the abstract: Data tables are arguably one of the best looking widgets in SAS®. This makes them a popular choice for replacing the venerable Extended Table widget as a selection list, or front end to a data set. The model/viewer paradigm is an extremely flexible tool that gives the Data Table, and it's parent class the Table Editor, an extensive utility across a broad range of applications.
Implementing an e-Intelligence Information System
in an Extremely Active Web Environment
Posted 24 July 2000
From the abstract: Qualex Consulting Services, Inc. has developed an e-intelligence solution for one of the most popular web sites in the United States. With over 35 million lines of data collected daily from customers accessing their web site, the challenge was to collect, store, analyze, and report the data in a consistent and timely manner. These challenges proved insurmountable to other vendor solutions, but not to SAS and Qualex Consulting Services. The e-intelligence information system developed for this project is an integrated SAS end-to-end solution.
Localizer
Posted 22 March 1999
From the abstract: Developing SAS® applications that will be used in several countries, each with its own native language, presents unique challenges for the SAS applications developer. This paper will present a methodology for developing a SAS application that may be used in any number of languages, without requiring a rewrite of the application code for each language translation.
Making the Most of Your Purchasing Dollar
Posted 21 April 2005
Making Your SAS/IntrNet Application Fault Tolerant
Posted 2002
Abstract: An overview of a SAS/IntrNet® System's Architecture with redundancy and flexibility built in for fault tolerance along with ease of growth potential.
Qualex Consulting Highlighted at SUGI 24 Opening Session
Posted 21 January 2000
Reprint of SAS Communications article (First Quarter, 1999) featuring SAS Nashville Technology (Versions 7 & 8) in the building of an application for a major health care provider.
Strategic Performance Management, Jakarta Tomcat, and Microsoft Internet Information Services
Posted 21 April 2005
Using SAS Integration Technologies to Interface with Enterprise Applications Written in Visual C++
Posted 2 July 2002
Explores the SAS COM Object Model and demonstrates how to create an integrated application using the objects in Visual C++.
Using the Key= Option for Lookup Tables
Posted 12 November 2003
Excerpt: You can use the KEY= option with one or more SET statements to perform lookup operations. This method is normally much faster than a DATA step that uses MERGE statements and several times faster than PROC SQL.
Web-enabling a Client/Server OLAP Application Using SAS/IntrNetR Software's MDDB Report Viewer
Posted 2002
Abstract: SAS/IntrNet's MDDB Report Viewer (MRV) enables users to obtain multidimensional reports and graphs via their web browsers. We chose to web-enable an existing client/server OLAP application using the MRV because of the appropriate fit, the expected quick conversion time, and the additional functionality provided. During the development effort we realized that we needed to customize the MRV in order to replicate an important feature of the client/server application. We also wished to alter the default appearance of the MRV. Qualex Consulting Services, Inc. provided the technical expertise in the development of these MRV enhancements.
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