SAS Launches Social Media Monitoring & Analysis Tool - Small Business Computing

SAS Launches Social Media Monitoring & Analysis Tool

Apr 13, 2010
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PCmag@Work (Small Business): SAS Launches Social Media Monitoring & Analysis Tool

Concerned about your company’s reputation on the Web? SAS Social Media Analytics helps business monitor and analyze their own or a competitor’s reputation at sites such as Twitter and Facebook.


“SAS has unveiled Social Media Analytics, a product that lets businesses monitor reputations (either theirs or their competitors) by product line across Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks as well as the online press, according to Bank Systems & Technology.

The service, which utilizes natural language processing algorithms, lets businesses archive and analyze over two years of social media conversations from Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as Web site discussion forums and independent blogs. It displays a dashboard showing sentiments about a given company’s products or brands, the report said.”

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