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Overview: SAS Stored Processes provide a way to implement client/server distributed applications in SAS. With Enterprise 4.1, it is relatively straightforward to convert existing code to a Stored Process, which should pay immediate benefits for programs that are run repeatedly. Of course there is a significant initial investment required to set up the metadata correctly and to configure the Stored Process server, but once this has been done - and it only needs to happen once - end users can, given the proper authorization, create applications which are reliable, useful, and truly cool.
Enterprise Packages: Where Are They Headed?
This shift in the development and usage of business applications in large corporations began in the 1990s when enterprise packages arrived on the scene....
Impact Business Performance with BPM
To maximize your chances for success, you need the ability to continually optimize, streamline and align business processes to meet changing business needs for greater performance. Business process management (BPM) from IBM can help.
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