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Caslee Sims

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  • Editor, SAS Blogs, SAS
Raleigh
As seen in: SAS, Apple Podcasts, Medium, HuffPost, Linktree Blog, NewsNation, The Health Pulse, WFLA-TV (Tampa, FL), KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA), KXAN-TV (Austin, TX), WJW-TV (Cleveland, OH) and
Covers:  Sports, News, Pop Culture, Technology, Human interest
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Caslee Sims’s Biography

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Whether it be in front of the camera or operating it, producing stories or writing them; sharing or retweeting them — I enjoy the art of storytelling!

I gravitate toward spaces of creativity, collaboration, and community. For this reason, I share interests in scripting the latest trending developments, producing shows for television/digital, creating/editing videos, composing graphic designs & organizing social media strategies aimed at generating viral interest.

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Caslee Sims’s Journalist Portfolio

Caslee's portfolio

Caslee's portfolio

Linktree. Make your link do more.

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Blogger for the Huffington Post

Blogger for the Huffington Post

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So What You're Saying Is. . .

So What You're Saying Is. . .

So What You're Saying Is, The Blog about Everything.

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Caslee Sims work for SAS

Caslee Sims work for SAS

I'm Caslee Sims, writer and editor for SAS Blogs. I gravitate toward spaces of creativity, collaboration and …

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Articles

The new division of labor between people and AI agents

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By Caslee Sims
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How much work can an agent complete on its own? How many decisions can it make? How far can organizations remove people from the process? Those questions make sense, but they can also obscure where businesses are finding value today. Across marketing, health care, financial services and retail, speakers at SAS Innovate described a more practical division of labor. AI agents handle structured execution, repetitive analysis and time-consuming workflow steps.
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What one of SAS' earliest customers remembers 50 years later

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By Caslee Sims
| SAS
In an interview, Merrill reflected on discovering SAS through a small notice in Datamation magazine. At the time, the software was new, largely unknown and available for $100. "North Carolina State University's statistics department announces the availability of the Statistical Analysis System," Merrill recalled reading. The software package contained roughly 100,000 lines of code and represented a new way to analyze and understand data. What happened next left a lasting impression.
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Value-based cost analytics is reshaping health system engagement

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By Caslee Sims
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To succeed, organizations need a clearer understanding of where costs originate and how care decisions influence long-term outcomes. Having this understanding improves patient outcomes, helps organizations allocate resources properly and make more informed decisions about care delivery. Owning the total cost of care Reimbursement is increasingly tied to both quality and total cost across the patient journey. This shifts financial accountability to providers.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

At my hometown newspaper as an intern.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

Social Media is sort of becoming a standard way of viewing news wherever you are. News via SM is updated quicker than any other news outlet.

Awards

Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas

2020 - Best News Website

CBS17.com took home the 2020 RTDNAC award for Best News Website.

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