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Manager, Enterprise Planning
10B - 30B USD, RetailCRITICAL
“On the tech side, the best and the brightest. On the business side, business as usual ”
Individual contributors at SAS are largely helpful and eager to share their expertise. With some solution providers, we feel like we're providing on the job training; this has never been the case with my interactions with SAS technical and business resources. The business side, however, is a challenge. SOWs change, contracts change, it's difficult to find an authority to 'approve' things, etc. We're also forced to hire a business/project manager for any business services contract, which is expensive and provides little or no value to the project.
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SAS is a global leader in AI and analytics software, including industry-specific solutions. SAS helps organizations transform data into trusted decisions faster by providing knowledge in the moments that matter. SAS gives you THE POWER TO KNOW®.
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Private
Year Founded
1976
Head office location
Cary, United States
Number of employees
10001+
Annual Revenue
3B-10B USD
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On the tech side, the best and the brightest. On the business side, business as usual
Individual contributors at SAS are largely helpful and eager to share their expertise. With some solution providers, we feel like we're providing on the job training; this has never been the case with my interactions with SAS technical and business resources. The business side, however, is a challenge. SOWs change, contracts change, it's difficult to find an authority to 'approve' things, etc. We're also forced to hire a business/project manager for any business services contract, which is expensive and provides little or no value to the project.
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