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SAS CEO Jim Goodnight on why not all tweets are equal

...more than 30 years. silicon.com met CEO and co-founder Dr Jim Goodnight to discover why he's excited about SaaS, why social networks... Read more

2 December, 2010 by Nick Heath

Supercomputing and business intelligence collide

Superfast number-crunching can help businesses respond faster, says Jim Goodnight of SAS A blend of supercomputing and business analytics is allowing... Read more

28 October, 2010 by Nick Heath

What got you interested in technology? IT's rich and famous share their memories

...Photo: SAS JIM GOODNIGHT CEO of SAS What are your memories of your first computer... Read more

16 November, 2011 by Nick Heath

SAS company profile: Its tech, strategy and partnerships

...has allowed the singular vision of its CEO and co-founder Dr Jim Goodnight to come to the fore. SAS headquarters in Cary, North Carolina... Read more

11 January, 2011 by Nick Heath

SAS starts building for the cloud

...SAP and Oracle. In a statement, SAS's founder and chief executive Jim Goodnight detailed the company's plans for a 38,000-square-foot... Read more

20 March, 2009 by Larry Dignan

SAS chief dismisses Teradata merger speculation

SAS chief executive Dr Jim Goodnight has poured cold water on speculation that the business-intelligence company... Read more

4 November, 2008 by Jo Best

SAS's Goodnight won't say goodbye yet

It is 30 years since Jim Goodnight and John Sall founded a company called SAS Institute (now simply... Read more

23 May, 2006 by Colin Barker

"A fraud ring or social networking - it's the same thing"

Q&A: SAS CEO, Dr Jim Goodnight SAS is unique among tech heavyweights for its private ownership - the... Read more

3 November, 2008 by Jo Best

Inside SAS: A vendor dossier

The cult of Dr Jim Goodnight... Currently I am flying at 39,000 feet above the Rocky... Read more

2 November, 2004 by Will Sturgeon

UK education system failing tech industry

...is a faster and surer way of bringing in the skills needed. Jim Goodnight, the outspoken chief executive officer of software giant SAS, said recently... Read more

14 August, 2006 by Andrew Donoghue

Immigration can cure skills shortage, says SAS chief

Jim Goodnight, the outspoken chief executive officer of software giant SAS, has said... Read more

3 July, 2006 by Will Sturgeon

SAS marks 30 years with data integration record

...were celebrated at the SAS Forum, as company founder and chief executive Jim Goodnight pointed out that it was 25 years since the company set... Read more

17 May, 2006 by Colin Barker

SAS CEO: "Teradata merger? They couldn't afford me"

SAS and HP sitting in a tree... SAS CEO Dr Jim Goodnight has poured cold water on speculation that the business intelligence company... Read more

3 November, 2008 by Jo Best

SAS becomes sun worshipper

...leading to an annual CO2 reduction of 1,600 tonnes. SAS CEO, Jim Goodnight said employees and customers expect the company to be responsible corporate... Read more

26 June, 2008 by Tim Ferguson

SAS CEO baits rivals with 'old skool' trash talk

Some old-fashioned vendor baiting... Dr Jim Goodnight, CEO of business intelligence giant SAS, rekindled the spirit and swagger... Read more

22 June, 2005 by Will Sturgeon

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