SAS Global Forum 2012: Wearing different hats

Anne Milley
Anne Milley|April 25, 2012

In the 16 years I have been at SAS, I have been fortunate to wear many hats: technical pre-sales, product management, product marketing and even doing a five-month assignment at a large bank in the UK. When you think about what it takes to make discoveries from data and create [...]

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Customizing and extending analytics with add-ins

Arati Korwar
Arati Korwar|November 10, 2011

Wayne Levin is part of a group of engineers, statisticians and programmers who are passionate about expanding the use of statistical methods to improve productivity, quality and yields. That group is Predictum, and Wayne is president. How exactly does Predictum help companies improve productivity, quality and yields? “We do this [...]

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Speeding up exploration with John Sall

Amy Bullock
Amy Bullock|October 20, 2011

Well, Wall Street cares so much about making fast decisions that it is laying dedicated high-speed lines so that the data for program trades can be processed faster and orders executed more quickly. If Wall Street can do all this in milliseconds, won’t it make a difference to you to [...]

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What’s ‘hot’ in research? Genetics

Walter Teague|October 6, 2011

What’s the hottest area of scientific research today? Thomson Reuters Science Watch says it’s genetics. In an article titled “The Softer Side of Genomics,” Drug Discovery & Development magazine describes how today’s data management and computational tools let researchers dig deeper into genes. The article describes JMP Genomics, emphasizing its [...]

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JMP Genomics release features new analytic tools

Shannon Conners
Shannon Conners|September 12, 2011

JMP Genomics 5.1 has been released! Although it feels like we’ve been working on this release for a long time, it was only last November when JMP Genomics 5.0 went out the door. What have we been up to during that time? Quite a lot! One big change for our [...]

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Draw your models with a new SAS application for JMP

Ruth Baldasaro|July 27, 2011

SAS® Structural Equation Modeling for JMP® is a new application that enables researchers to use SAS and JMP to draw models by using an interface that is built on the SAS/STAT® CALIS procedure. To create models in SAS Structural Equation Modeling for JMP, you simply drag variables into the diagram [...]

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Watch on demand: Analytic Center of Excellence webcast

Anne Milley
Anne Milley|July 7, 2011

If you missed my live SAS TALKS webinar on June 23 titled Consider an Analytic Center of Excellence (and Other Ways to Create More Analytic Bandwidth), you can now watch it on demand. In addition, the slides I presented are now available to any who are interested in Analytic Centers [...]

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Strategic use of analytics to support enterprise goals

Anne Bullard
Anne Bullard|June 20, 2011

JMP wasn’t around when Anne Milley was taking quantitative analytics courses in college. “Back then, it was all programming,” explained Milley, an economics major. “The visuals were just hideous.” Today, as senior director of analytic strategy in JMP Product Marketing at SAS, Milley appreciates the value that robust and interactive [...]

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Here's What's Coming in JMP Genomics 5.1

Shannon Conners
Shannon Conners|May 16, 2011

We’re in the midst of finalizing the next release of JMP Genomics — JMP Genomics 5.1 — expected in early fall 2011. We are building this version of the software on the new JMP 9.0.2 and soon-to-be-released SAS 9.3 platforms. This marks the first time that JMP Genomics will be [...]

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SAS and JMP: “You Got Your Chocolate in My Peanut Butter!!!”

Rachel Alt-Simmons
Rachel Alt-Simmons|April 18, 2011

Remember the old Reese’s peanut butter cup advertisement? Two people are walking down the street – one eating peanut butter, the other chocolate – they run into each other and the chocolate and the peanut butter get mixed up. They sample the new concoction and marvel at the wonderful mixture [...]

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