Daniel J. Squillace

18 papers and 1 presentation; 17 titles; 13 coauthors.

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Conference ×	Year ×	Title ×	Co-authors	Extras	Pages
SCSUG	2002	Managing Service Levels and Performance of Your Web-Based Applications			19
SEUGI	2001	Business Process Management: A Key IT Management Challenge [presentation]		source	28
SUGI	1999	Obtaining Response-Time and Service Level Information About Your SAS System Applications	Terry Lewis	source	10
SUGI	1996	Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software	Stephen M. Beatrous, Bill Brideson, Jan Squillace	source	11
WUSS	1995	Tuning the SAS System Under MVS: A Release 6.08 Update	Annette Tharpe	source	7
WUSS	1995	Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software	Bill Brideson, Steve Beatrous, Jan Squillace	source	10
SEUGI	1995	Future Directions of SAS/CPE Software		source	4
SEUGI	1995	Tuning the SAS System Release under MVS Release 6.08: An Update		source	9
SUGI	1995	Tuning the SAS System Under MVS: A Release 6.08 Update	Annette Tharpe	source	7
WUSS	1994	Implementing Client/Server Applications in a Heterogeneous Platform Environment	John McIntyre	source	9
SUGI	1994	Business Decisions in Selecting Platforms for Information Systems	Gary Burchett, Tom Cole, James C. Weathers Ili	source	4
SUGI	1994	Eating Our Own Cooking: The Role of SAS/CPE Software in Managing Information Systems Resources at SAS Institute	Virginia M. Dineley, David A. Fahey, Robert N. Bonham	source	7
MWSUG	1993	Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software	Bill Brideson, Steve Beatrous, Jan Squillace		10
SUGI	1993	Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software	Bill Brideson, Stephen M. Beatrous, Jan Squillace	source	9
SUGI	1990	Tuning Version 6 of the SAS System Under MVS		source	6
SUGI	1989	Performance and Storage Management Characteristics of SAS Versions 5 and 6 Data Library Implementations under MVS		source	5
SUGI	1988	Producing More Efficient Applications		source	7
SUGI	1987	Tuning the SAS System under CMS		source	4
SUGI	1986	Performance and Capacity Planning Considerations for the SAS System on Mainframes		source	5

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