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You can see the JMP for Linux Beta at LinuxWorld West, August 4-7, in San Francisco, CA. This is our last tradeshow presentation before the release. JMP, a business unit of SAS, is pleased to announce the launch of a Linux version of its statistical analysis software in Fall 2003. Currently available for both Windows XP and MacOS X, JMP software provides capabilities for all types of users to make quicker, data driven decisions that go straight to the bottom line. JMP provides companies with instantaneous insight and a common language for data analysis. The result is improved communication and quicker decision-making, which leads to discovery and innovation. READ MORE |
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Honeywell International – Aerospace Division JMP Scripting Language (JSL) and Design of Experiments (DOE) help Honeywell save time and produce highly reliable devices Since 1995, the Design Engineering department of Defense and Space Electronic Systems (DSES), part of Honeywell’s Aerospace Division, has utilized the rich feature set of JMP to meet and exceed productivity goals. This unit is the world’s premier supplier of sensors for commercial and military aircraft, spacecraft, locomotives, and oil well navigation. Precision sensors, such as thermal switches and accelerometers, control temperatures and track the movement of high value equipment (i.e. satellite applications, international space station, spacecraft, etc.). Accelerometers enable navigation in aircraft while thermal switches perform auto de-icing of aircraft wings, for example. For each of these vital instruments, JMP helps Honeywell optimize the design of the device for increased product efficiency. READ MORE JMP Client-Server Configuration for Windows JMP provides your organization with the best desktop data analysis and exploration solution in the market. As part of this solution, JMP strives to provide you with deployment options that meet your organizational needs. One option available to JMP users on Windows is the client-server configuration. You may want to consider this deployment option if:
The client-server configuration on a Windows network provides you with one central location for your JMP installation. All users would access this single JMP installation, making it easier to administer the usage and licensing of JMP in your organization. It also simplifies the upgrade process when installing the latest version of JMP. READ MORE JMP Wins 2003 Readers’ Choice Award for Data Analysis JMP software outranks the competition with sophisticated data analysis capabilities CARY, N.C. (August 4, 2003) – JMP, a business unit of SAS, today announced its selection as winner of the 2003 Readers’ Choice Award for data analysis by Scientific Computing & Instrumentation magazine. The publication, with circulation exceeding 45,000, annually conducts a survey of its readers to determine which products are most highly regarded in the areas of software, computers and boards, and analysis instruments. Votes are based on product quality, reliability and value. JMP software placed as a finalist in three categories: presentation graphics, QA/QC, and statistical software. READ MORE |
JMP Tips and Tricks TBA Upcoming Trade Shows JSM/ASA LinuxWorld West DDT 2003 NESUG MWSUG SESUG View the complete list. New JSL Script Available in the JMP Script Library We've recently added a new script to the JMP Script Library, ProtectedLSD. This script oversees an ANOVA and subsequent Means Comparison procedure. It was developed for a large manufacturing company. They originally implemented a scheme in SAS that set up multiple comparisons in two stages, following the method known as "Fisher's Protected Least Significance Difference." This script and many others are available in the JMP Script Library free of charge to users who have registered their software. JMP Tip: View Notes When Opening a JMP Data Table Want to see details about your data tables without having to open each one? You can do this easily by changing the file format when using the Open command in Windows or Macintosh Classic OS (Mac OS X does this automatically). Select "JMP Data Tables" as the file type. As you scroll JMP files, the number of rows, columns, and display text you placed in the Notes Table Variables are displayed in the Open window. Adding Notes to your data tables is a great way to quickly identify them. READ MORE We hope you enjoyed reading this issue of JMP Newswire. Look for your next issue on October 2. |
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