The science of caring: access the latest stats about COVID-19
By Partner Content on 02/04/2020 | Updated on 06/04/2020
As governments and citizens face up to the unprecedented challenge of tackling the coronavirus crisis, global analytics software company SAS has used its Viya platform to bring together worldwide statistics on COVID-19 cases and trends, presenting them as a series of visualisations in one easy-to-use and interactive dashboard.
With stats on the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths and how this has changed over time, breakdowns by country, a global spread visualisation, trend analysis metrics and more, SAS’s aim is to empower people and organisations by enabling them to access the insights they need in real time.
Find the report here.
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Thanks for the important global information
Looks very interesting
very interesting publication
I will be interested in reading these stats
was going to sign up for this, but I’m not agreeing to terms without first knowing what they are
Hi Roxane,
If you click on the words ‘Terms and Conditions’ next to the tick box at the bottom of the form, you’ll be taken to a page detailing the terms and conditions in full.
Hope that helps. If you have any further problems, feel free to email me at [email protected]
Mia