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Recognizing the Potential of the Internet, Credit Suisse Creates a 360-degree View of Customers

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Overview Credit Suisse was one of the first banks to recognize the potential of the Internet as a viable new business channel. In October 1995, it became the first Swiss bank to have an Internet presence. SAS built the new MIS to meet these requirements in less than five months from the creation of an initial prototype. It includes roughly 500 standard reports that meet the majority of day-to-day requirements, all of them accessible through a Web browser interface that can be customized for individual business units. Dynamic reports can be generated using a report wizard and displayed in HTML with the output exported in Excel or PDF format, if required. Credit Suisse is very impressed at the speed, with which this solution has been built, and the power and flexibility of SAS.

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Publisher	SAS Institute	File Format	HTML
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Data Acquisition / ETL, Business Management

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