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CCSQ Data & Analytics Communications Calls

Purpose: The Communications Calls are bi-weekly informational calls held by the Data & Analytics Modernization Team, designed to provide users with system updates, general announcements, and training demos. These calls will continue throughout 2022. All SAS Viya/CDR users are welcome to attend and automatically receive the invitation to these calls. 

The Communication Calls are held on a bi-weekly basis, normally occurring every other Thursday beginning at 1:00pm ET. Please note that the invitations to these calls are sent the week before the event, to ensure we include all new users on the invitation. Please look at the upcoming calls below and save the date in your calendar. 

This page provides an archive of the meeting materials, recording, and Q&A from each communications call. 


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01/27/22 - MDM Data Changes & New User Collaboration Enhancements

02/10/22 - CCSQ Support Central Demo

02/24/22 - User Collaboration Wiki & Best Practice Review

03/10/22 - Subset Queries, Interactive Best Practices, Syntax Errors, and Restarting SAS Sessions

03/24/22 - Hive Tables Best Practices and Restoration Processes

04/07/22 - GitHub Overview

04/21/22 - The Role of HCD in the CAP/CDR Environment and End User Experience

05/05/22 - Confluence Usability Study - Results and Next Steps

05/19/22 - QuickSight Overview

06/23/22 - Best Practices Review and Notebook Alternative Pilot

09/01/22

09/15/22

09/29/22

10/13/21 

10/27/22

11/10/21 









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