Spotlight on analytics as SAS conference hits Wellington
Business analytics software firm SAS is holding its annual SAS Users of New Zealand (SUNZ) conference in Wellington next month.
Business analytics software firm SAS is holding its annual SAS Users of New Zealand (SUNZ) conference in Wellington next month.
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With the approach of what our errant typing fingers have been known to render as "the fertive season", eateries and such around town are busy trying to drum up seasonal custom. One conference venue in central Wellington is clearly making a pitch for the ICT industry, with a signboard advising that "Xm@s functions" are catered for.
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