We have data on 115 companies that use SAS/SCL. The companies using SAS/SCL are most often found in United States and in the Information Technology and Services industry. SAS/SCL is most often used by companies with >10000 employees and >1000M dollars in revenue. Our data for SAS/SCL usage goes back as far as 7 years and 4 months.
Company | Barclaycard |
Website | home.barclaycard |
Country | United Kingdom |
Revenue | >1000M |
Company Size | 1000-5000 |
Company | Sun Microsystems |
Website | sun.com |
Country | United States |
Revenue | >1000M |
Company Size | >10000 |
Company | Website | Country | Revenue | Company Size |
---|---|---|---|---|
Barclaycard | home.barclaycard | United Kingdom | >1000M | 1000-5000 |
Sun Microsystems | sun.com | United States | >1000M | >10000 |
We use the best indexing techniques combined with advanced data science to monitor the market share of over 15,000 technology products, including Programming Languages. By scanning billions of public documents, we are able to collect deep insights on every company, with over 100 data fields per company at an average. In the Programming Languages category, SAS/SCL has a market share of about 0.1%. Other major and competing products in this category include:
SAS Component Language (SCL) is a programming language designed to facilitate the development of interactive applications using the SAS System. One can use SCL with other SAS software to create data entry applications, to display tables and menus, and to generate and submit SAS source code. SCL is the scripting language behind SAS/AF, SAS/FSP, and SAS/EIS software.
Looking at SAS/SCL customers by industry, we find that Information Technology and Services (18%) and Financial Services (13%) are the largest segments.
66% of SAS/SCL customers are in United States and 8% are in United Kingdom.
Of all the customers that are using SAS/SCL, a majority (67%) are large (>1000 employees), 11% are small (<50 employees) and 13% are medium-sized.
Of all the customers that are using SAS/SCL, a majority (64%) are large (>$1000M), 24% are small (<$50M) and 0% are medium-sized.