For individual users, you can go for the SAS Enterprise Guide but for collaboration purposes you will need to include the server.

Alternatives; you can consider IBM SPSS or Stata. R is also an option if the users can roll up their sleeves and get coding.

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 3:49 PM, Eva Kimathi via skunkworks <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> wrote:

Hello All,

My employer has a research department and they asked me for assistance in procuring SAS 9.4 . I am not conversant with it and went online to look it up. 

>From SAS website, it seems like it is at least a three tier system (server  to end user). My queries: 

• Is there anyone out there that has interacted with SAS? 
• Does it scale down or should I also include a server along with their request?
  
• Are there alternatives that are not as large scale as SAS?

I look forward to your response :) 

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