Christopher Gotwalt, the developer behind many innovative JMP software tools for data visualization and analysis, is featured in the Jan. 1 Member Spotlight column of Amstat News, the magazine of the American Statistical Association. Chris, the Statistical Applications Manager at JMP, contends that there’s no such thing as a pure
JMP Systems Engineer Sam Gardner presented a webcast on the JMP 9 Neural platform. Revamped for JMP 9, the new Neural platform enhances interactive data mining by offering a richer set of modeling options, improved speed and performance, and calculations that streamline analysis. I thought I'd share Sam's answers to
This interview is part of a series of Q&As with the JMP team. Earlier interviews have been with Xan Gregg, Chung-Wei Ng and Laura Lancaster and Bob Hickey and John Sall and Melanie Drake. Duane Hayes is the Manager of the JMP Technical Support team. He was hired to work
The North Carolina State Fair is in full swing in Raleigh this week. All the talk lately in the break room at the office concerns the Fair. "Did you go to the fair this weekend?" "What day will you go?" "Are you going to try a Krispy Kreme burger?" Fried
This interview is part of a series of Q&As with the JMP development team that led up to the release of JMP 9 on Oct. 12 -- today! Earlier interviews have been with Xan Gregg, Chung-Wei Ng and Laura Lancaster and Bob Hickey. The interviews will continue -- look for
This is part of a series of Q&As with the JMP development team as we near the release of JMP 9 on Oct. 12. In previous interviews, I talked with Xan Gregg and Chung-Wei Ng. Laura Lancaster is a statistical developer at JMP. She has been with JMP for six
It's the article that keeps winning awards. Published in October 2009 in the Journal of Quality Technology, "Split-Plot Designs: What, Why, and How" by Bradley Jones and Christopher J. Nachtsheim won the Brumbaugh Award from ASQ this year. Jones, a Research Fellow at JMP, and Nachtsheim, a professor in the
I have been an intern in the JMP Genomics department at SAS since May 2008 and am currently a student in the Master of Science in Analytics (MSA) program at North Carolina State University. I’ve heard a lot of talk in the corporate world about analytics, but I’m not sure
I’ve always found the title of the book series "for Dummies" somewhat insulting. However, during many of the webcasts JMP offers, we get asked the question, “Is there a JMP for Dummies book?” Two SAS authors, Curt Hinrichs and Chuck Boiler, just released a concise illustrated guide that comes close.
José and Brenda Ramírez are not only SAS and JMP experts, great teachers and smart, funny people. They’re also international technical publications winners. Their book, Analyzing and Interpreting Continuous Data Using JMP: A Step-by-Step Guide, won the International Technical Publications Competition (ITPC) Award of Excellence. The awarding organization is the