Hundreds of people have helped the SAS System in many ways since its inception. The following individuals have been especially helpful in the development of the procedures in SAS/ETS software. Acknowledgments for the SAS System generally appear in Base SAS software documentation and SAS/ETS software documentation.
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David Amick |
Idaho Office of Highway Safety |
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Lai Cheng |
Haver Analytics |
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David M. DeLong |
Duke University |
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David Dickey |
North Carolina State University |
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Douglas J. Drummond |
Center for Survey Statistics |
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Janet Eder |
Chicago Booth Center for Research in Security Prices |
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Michel Ferland |
Statistics Canada |
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Susie Fortier |
Statistics Canada |
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William Fortney |
Boeing Computer Services |
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Wayne Fuller |
Iowa State University |
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A. Ronald Gallant |
Fuqua School, Duke University |
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Phil Hanser |
Sacramento Municipal Utilities District |
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Maurine Haver |
Haver Analytics |
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Marvin Jochimsen |
Mississippi R&O Center |
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Jeff Kaplan |
SunGard Data Management Solutions |
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Ken Kraus |
Chicago Booth Center for Research in Security Prices |
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Dominique Ladiray |
INSEE |
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George McCollister |
San Diego Gas & Electric |
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Douglas Miller |
Purdue University |
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Brian C. Monsell |
U.S. Census Bureau |
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Robert Parks |
Washington University |
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Benoit Quenneville |
Statistics Canada |
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Gregory Sali |
Idaho Office of Highway Safety |
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Artur Shepilko |
Chicago Booth Center for Research in Security Prices |
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Bob Spatz |
Chicago Booth Center for Research in Security Prices |
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Mary Young |
Salt River Project |
The final responsibility for the SAS System lies with SAS alone. We hope that you will always let us know your opinions about the SAS System and its documentation. It is through your participation that SAS software is continuously improved.