SAS Governance and Compliance Manager Reviews

Pros

Working with it has been really helpful because it handles GRC data efficiently and automates a lot of the process on its own. The ability to extract, manage, modify and retrieve data from many different sources is especially useful. It also does a strong job supporting statistical analysis from the perspective of customers, suppliers and internal processes.

Cons

it feels like the application should be more affordable. Even though the functionality is strong, launching it for online use can sometimes take a very long time. I would also love to see support for Android and iOS so it can be accessed from anywhere.

Pros

This platform has been really encouraging to use because of what it brings to day-to-day operations. It's an excellent tool for keeping me up to date on employees' daily activities and it also helps a lot by providing visibility and predictive analysis around performance and task completion. On top of that, it makes it easier to prepare reports on employee profiles that could be considered for future promotions. I also appreciate the flexibility and speed it offers when applying more modern ways of working, updating organizational processes and operational activities and helping strengthen and refine the workflow in each area of the company.

Cons

I don't have any negative feedback about this tool. It meets the expectations and requirements needed to keep the organization current and up to date.

Pros

It is a widely recognized and very capable tool for data analysis and it works well across a range of industries. It can handle statistical analysis, machine learning, marketing analytics and more. There are plenty of data visualization options available, including box plots, histograms, heatmaps, scatter plots, scatter plot matrices, line graphs and others. It also supports many statistical tests such as Z-tests, T-tests, one-way and two-way ANOVA and the Kruskal-Wallis test. The results it produces are detailed and well organized which makes interpretation much more effective. Code is written in the Editor window, the Log window tracks executed lines and shows any errors and the Results window displays the output. Having these functions separated into different windows makes it easier to move between them and understand the workflow better.

Cons

data is temporarily stored in SAS's Work library so you have to explicitly add a line of code if you want to save the data to your computer. The interface also feels quite dated and has an old-fashioned look.