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In a recent interview with DataInformed's Ian Murphy, I discussed the history of the open-source R project and how Revolution Analytics is building on R to compete with legacy statistical software such as SAS and SPSS. Other topics we touched on during the 20-minute discussion included: R's growth in academia, the impact of cloud computing on analytics, and how Revolution R Enterprise integrates with other data and presentation technologies. You can listen to the interview at iTunes, or embedded at the end of the Data Informed post below.
DataInformed: Revolution Analytics Uses Open Source R To Compete With SAS, SPSS
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