Statistical & Scientific software

SAS Optimization

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01 / Overview

What is SAS Optimization?

SAS Optimization models constrained decisions using mathematical optimisation and simulation.

Who is SAS Optimization for?

Teams evaluating algebraic optimisation modelling and mathematical solvers. Assess network-flow optimisation alongside the team’s data, permissions and deployment requirements.

02 / Capabilities

SAS Optimization features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • Algebraic optimisation modelling
  • Mathematical solvers
  • Network-flow optimisation
03 / Plans & costs

SAS Optimization pricing

Plan availability

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Free access & evaluation

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04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose SAS Optimization

  • Confirm solver suitability, computation capacity and SAS Viya licensing for the scale of the proposed problem.

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06 / Questions answered

SAS Optimization FAQs

Does SAS Optimization have a free plan?

Confirm current trial eligibility, academic access and any included allowances for this specific product. A trial or access to another product in the vendor’s portfolio does not establish a permanent free production plan.

Who is SAS Optimization for?

Teams evaluating algebraic optimisation modelling and mathematical solvers. Assess network-flow optimisation alongside the team’s data, permissions and deployment requirements.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.