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I meant SAP, but that or SAS is about 'business intelligence', which means running an organisation - staffing, payroll, etc, but certainly not jet engines. My A
by zandorg 18y ago
I meant SAP, but that or SAS is about 'business intelligence', which means running an organisation - staffing, payroll, etc, but certainly not jet engines. My Aunt programs in SAP for a University. So SAP determines how businesses are run, and are paid for the privelege.
- neilc 18y agoSAP and SAS are completely different. SAS is for science (well, for statistical programming in general); SAS has nothing to do with SAP, which is for back-office stuff. The article and the quote are about statistics packages like SAS.