Jon Weisz leads sales and marketing for JMP software, a suite of desktop statistical analysis products from SAS. Jon has worked for SAS for twelve years in various roles including product development, marketing and sales. Jon has extensive industry experience in semiconductor and automotive manufacturing and product development. Jon completed the Harvard Business School’s General Management Program, received a master’s degree in Biostatistics from the University of Michigan and a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Statistics from Eastern Michigan University. He is a member of the American Statistical Association. Jon has authored several papers on applied statistics in manufacturing and product development and co-authored a book on design of experiments using mirror image designs.
In my previous blog post about iTunes data, I showed a simple JMP Scripting Language (JSL) program to parse the iTunes XML file. I ended the post wondering whether the code would perform well on my full 13.3MB iTunes Library.xml file. The JSL program ran in less than a second
I was looking for good data to demonstrate the new Query Builder, which is coming in JMP 12 in March. The Query Builder is a modern SQL database query tool that helps users discover interesting data and make correct queries that are repeatable and sharable. The data needed to be