“In the early days we didn&'t have operating systems. You punched a button and put a card in location zero and then executed the instructions that were held there. Things have been sort of ...

It is 30 years since Jim Goodnight and John Sall founded a company called SAS Institute (now simply SAS) and built it to a £1.7bn turnover on the ideals of excellence in software development and best ...

Despite some signals to the contrary, SAS Institute's 83-year-old CEO and majority owner Jim Goodnight has never seemed very keen on reaching the stock market. "Personally, I don't want the hassle of ...

Whether or not you like SAS Institute’s products/solutions, you have to admire the maverick nature of this $1.2 billion software firm. While SAS’ unique business model makes it an oddity in the ...

CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect that a quote given by Arvind Malhotra was mistakenly attributed to Randy Guard. Just two weeks after entertaining offers to sell the company, SAS ...

In a companywide email on Tuesday, SAS Institute CEO Jim Goodnight told employees that the software company was not for sale — after it was reported earlier in the week it had been in talks with the ...

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To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Goodnight, longtime CEO of SAS Institute in Cary, made ...

SAS Institute Inc. held its annual Global Forum in Washington, D.C. this year, where the Cary, N.C.-based software vendor touted business analytics as the new differentiator for businesses.