We use SAS Visual Analytics for an operation monitoring process to detect operations that do not feed into the required patterns.  Visual Analytics explores the results.

I'm an implementation partner of SAS Institute. I implement SAS solutions for the customers. I implement planning and business intelligence suites based on the SAS Institute's software range. SAS Financial Management, SAS Corporate Performance Management, and SAS Visual Analytics are some of the products that I implement. Currently, I am implementing a SAS product for two of my customers with my people.

SAS Visual Analytics is used for visual BI or analytics. It is currently available on-premises and on the cloud. SAS Institute plans to have it preferably on the cloud in the future, but they have a very large existing customer base that is used to working with the on-prem version. SAS provides their own cloud space, and they also support some well-known cloud platforms.

It's a powerful tool, and we are using it for statistics and dashboards.

We are a non-profit educational organization and the primary use case is for building dashboards and reports to display basic post-secondary data that we either collect for ourselves or that is publicly available. In-house data is in a database and the publicly available data is on spreadsheets with dashboards based on those spreadsheets. We are customers of SAS and I'm the director of data services. 

We use the product for reporting. When we do reporting, we start with the data collection and also integrate that data into one source, the different packets of data. Then, we have one dashboard and have reports for different data sources.

We also do analysis. 

This product is for dashboarding. We design dashboards for the higher management, for operations, and for the sales team. We facilitate the major components of the organization so that management can assess the profitability of the organization, and maintain financial health. We design dashboards for operations so they can optimize the entire process and another dashboard for our sales department. I'm the chief manager and we are customers of SAS. 

I work for the European Banking Authority, a European organization responsible for collecting data from all European banks. Our primary role involves setting up migration standards in the banking sector for the European market. We collect supervisory data from European banks, investment firms, and other financial institutions. Our use case involves sharing files, producing analytics, data capture, and generating back-end projections. We then visualize this information and insights, catering to both internal users and external stakeholders, whether public or national entities associated with our organization.

I use Visual Analytics for all the typical use cases except text mining. I used it to analyze data and monitor statistics, not text mining. I also use it for data visualization as well as creating interactive dashboards and infographics.

Right now at the company, we have a few projects in Visual Analytics. We have more in Qlik, however, gradually, we will change to SAS Visual Analytics.

We primarily use the solution data warehousing and business intelligence.

We are using an on-premise version of SAS Visual Analytics and we soon are moving to the cloud.

I'm in the insurance sector, and there are lots of use cases for SAS Visual Analytics. The reporting tool can be used for multiple use cases. We are using it extensively.

We usually use SAS more from an ETL perspective.

We implement projects with these technologies, however, at the end of the day, the client is purchasing those technologies. We do not purchase these technologies, we just use them in projects.

We are all always end-users. Although we are not using it, we are implementing it for the end-users. We are using the tools.

Essentially we use the product a lot for ETL, for extracting, transforming, and loading data from one data structure to the others. We also use it a lot for reporting purposes.

It's an interesting platform for the front-end.

It can be deployed both on-premise and on the cloud. Our customers prefer to use the on-premise version for their financial institution.

I use Visual Analytics for enterprise reporting.

We use Base SAS to extract IIS logs and prepare them for analysis. Then, we load them in SAS Visual Analytics to feed the reports that we made (tables and charts). We use dynamics dropdown lists to add interactivity (such as year/month).