There’s no such thing as a free lunch, but there are many benefits to a balanced diet. That’s SAS’ philosophy around embracing and extending open source as explained by life sciences leaders Mark Lambrecht and Matt Becker on this episode of the Health Pulse Podcast. To keep up with the staggering pace of change, life sciences organizations need cutting-edge analytics and the flexibility to use different programming languages. Tune in for a candid conversation about the pros and cons of open source and commercial software and the importance of the statistical computing environment (SCE) in clinical research.

Topic Outline
00:00 – Welcome
01:36 – Industry changes on the horizon
02:43 – Generative AI
03:30 – Telehealth
04:36 – The importance of data
06:10 – Statistical computing environment
08:54 – Misconceptions about SAS and open source
10:40 – Benefits and downsides of open source vs. commercial software
14:11 – BYOL Bring your own language
17:51 – Automation in life sciences

Additional resources
◉ Life sciences industry page on SAS.com – [ Ссылка ]
◉ Health care industry page on SAS.com – [ Ссылка ]
◉ The Health Pulse Podcast – [ Ссылка ]

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