How has 2020 gone so far?

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I had a number of plans at the beginning of 2020, so how are they doing so far:

  • February 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 59. Follow the link to learn how to get free access! – Published in early March 2020.
  • March/April 2020: Present a paper at SAS Global Forum (SASGF) in Washington DC – Conference cancelled due to COVID-19. However, my paper “How Many Shades of Guide: SAS Enterprise Guide to 8.1 and SAS Studio to 3.8 with SAS 9.4” will still be published here on my blog site.
  • May 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 60. Follow the link to learn how to get free access! – Still OK.
  • July 2020: See the Oberammergau Passion Plays in Germany, which occur only every 10 years!
  • August 2020: Present a paper and SAS training seminar at PharmaSUG China in Shanghai – I pulled out due to COVID-19 concerns in China.
  • August/September 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 61. Follow the link to learn how to get free access! – Still OK.
  • November 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 62. Follow the link to learn how to get free access! – Still OK.

A Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year to everyone, but especially to this blog’s members!

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I have a number of plans for 2020, and hope to achieve them all:

  • February 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 59. Follow the link to learn how to get free access!
  • March/April 2020: Present a paper at SAS Global Forum (SASGF) in Washington DC. Hope to meet you there!
  • May 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 60. Follow the link to learn how to get free access!
  • July 2020: See the Oberammergau Passion Plays in Germany, which occur only every 10 years!
  • August 2020: Present a paper and SAS training seminar at PharmaSUG China in Beijing. Hope to meet you there!
  • August/September 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 61. Follow the link to learn how to get free access!
  • November 2020: Publish VIEWS News issue 62. Follow the link to learn how to get free access!

A Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year to everyone, but especially to this blog’s members!

Looking forward to meeting you in 2020!!…………..Phil

Would you like 1/2 day or 1 day SAS training at PharmaSUG China 2020?

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I was considering attending PharmaSUG China at the end of August 2019, but I’ve been told that a seminar held previously in China on SAS programming efficiency had a low attendance, as programmers there are relatively young, so they like to learn techniques on their own, or take classes on topics that they cannot learn from the internet. However, they prefer challenging topics, which are hard to learn on their own.

I have now decided to delay what could be my one and only visit to China until 2020, and use the extra preparation time to find out a little more about what SAS programmers in China would be most interested in.

Therefore, please could you help me by answering this quick poll about the 1/2 day training sessions I currently provide. The answers will guide me to the best package to offer to PharmaSUG China 2020. Links to most of the training courses can be found below the poll.

If you have not yet voted and can view the poll results, but the Vote button is grey, your IP address may already have been used to vote on this poll. This is in fact quite common when viewing blog posts from a company PC, so I would therefore recommend that you try voting using your phone or your home PC instead.

Thank you in advance………..Phil

I'm planning to go to PharmaSUG China in 2020. Which 1/2 day training courses would you be interested in attending there? (max 2)

  • Efficient SAS Programming (28%, 7 Votes)
  • Defensive SAS Programming (24%, 6 Votes)
  • Introduction to ODS Graph Templates (20%, 5 Votes)
  • SAS PROC SQL (12%, 3 Votes)
  • Enterprise Guide and SAS Studio (8%, 2 Votes)
  • Practical ODS Graphics (8%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 14

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