Organizations using SAS software in conjunction with DBMS systems rely on the semantic power of SAS to develop processes that answer business questions. When they are confident that the model solution they have implemented in SAS is correct, they re-implement part or all of it using development tools that run natively inside their DBMS. They do this to address the challenges listed previously. Companies pay a high price both in terms of manpower and implementation time to remain competitive with market activity. By re-crafting elements of SAS so that they can run inside the DBMS and delivering appropriate tools to.
