Department for Work and Pensions
Strategic Modernisation Analytical Tool Viya Migration
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The Department of Work and Pension want to modernise their SAS 9.4 analytical platform to SAS Viya as part of Strategic Modern Analytical Tooling project.
To achieve this objective, existing processes including SAS artefacts, SAS Enterprise Guide projects and SAS datasets need to be migrated to SAS Viya.
In addition, new use cases identified by the Analytical Community that leverage the analytical capabilities of SAS Viya need to be built on the new platform
What the supplier must deliver
To achieve this objective, existing processes including
To achieve this objective, existing processes including SAS artefacts, SAS Enterprise Guide projects and SAS datasets need to be migrated to SAS Viya.
In addition, new use cases identified by
In addition, new use cases identified by the Analytical Community that leverage the analytical capabilities of SAS Viya need to be built on the new platform.
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