SAS and AWS to Discuss AI Trust at AI Enterprise Conference

August 21, 2026
SAS and Amazon Web Services will take part in an onsite panel at the AI Enterprise Conference in New York on September 1. The companies will discuss AI trust and governance, alongside new findings from SAS' Data and AI Impact Report.

SAS and Amazon Web Services will discuss AI trust and governance at the AI Enterprise Conference in New York on September 1, SAS announced in a press release. The onsite panel will focus on how organizations can implement AI governance and trusted systems at scale.

At the event, SAS and AWS speakers will share updates from the second annual SAS Data and AI Impact Report, with insights supported by IDC. The report covers global research on trust and AI investment returns, AI usage across industries, and business use of agentic AI.

SAS is an AWS Partner Network member and signed a strategic collaboration agreement with AWS in 2023. SAS products available through AWS or AWS Marketplace include SAS Viya, SAS Viya Workbench, SAS Customer Intelligence 360, and SAS Hosted Managed Services.

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