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sas implimented companies in hyderabad
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Answer / suri
wipro,accenture,delloite,conseco data india services pvtltd,
tcs,novartis
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Answer / sri
First one thing we need to say,its not implemented,its
actually a tool, so you can say SAS using companies...
Pharma&CRO:Paraxel,ICON,Ranbaxy,Novartis,Reddy's,Laxai
Avanti,I3 Pharma,etc...
BFSI: HSBC,Barclays,RBS,Citi,HDFC,JPM Chase,AMEX,etc...
Third Party Analytics companies:
Genpact(largest in this sector),Inductis,Cognylitics,MU
sigma,Dunhumby,etc..
S/W consulting and BPO: Accenture,TCS,CTS,Wipro,TEch
Mahindra,Satyam,etc
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 21 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / naveen
paraxel, wipro, accenture, novertis, HSBC, delloite, infosys, keane India.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 14 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / anitha
paraxel, wipro, accenture, novertis, HSBC, delloite,
infosys, keane India, vasundhara software solutions,Arabindo
pharama,Genpact.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / qqqqqqqq
paraxel, wipro, accenture, novertis, HSBC, delloite,
infosys, keane India
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 1 No |
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