JMP: Accessing and Manipulating Data with JMP
Friday, April 15

JMP for Six Sigma in Financial Services
Monday, May 16

There are no JMP seminars scheduled at this time.

Central Ohio ASQ
April 8
Columbus, OH

SUGI
April 10-13
Philadelphia, PA

World Conference on Quality and Improvement
May 16-18
Seattle, WA

IMACS 2005
May 18-19
Princeton, NJ

PharmaSUG
May 22-25
Phoenix, AZ

JMP User Conference
June 7-8
Cary, NC

Make your plans now to attend the second annual JMP User Conference, June 7-8, at SAS World Headquarters in Cary, NC.

Spring has sprung and as our gift to you, we are extending our Early Bird discount. Hurry and register for the JMP User Conference before May 9 and save $200 or more. Once May 9 passes, you'll have to pay standard prices.

The conference will bring together users of all levels and include special sessions customized for JMP novices and company executives. Developed and designed for JMP users, this conference will be followed by two-days of training, June 9-10, offering dynamic courses on popular JMP topics.
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A free 30-day pre-release, non-supported copy of JMP 6 will be given free to attendees of the New Features in JMP 6 courses associated with the JMP® User Conference. It's just one more reason to come to the conference and to take a course or two, besides being the first to attend courses premiering at the conference.
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Learn how to manage JMP data and perform the statistical analyses most commonly used in research in the social sciences and other areas with JMP for Basic Univariate and Multivariate Statistics: A Step-by-Step Guide, by Ann Lehman, Norm O'Rourke, Larry Hatcher, and Edward J. Stepanski. Clearly written instructions guide you through the basic concepts of research and data analysis, enabling you to easily perform statistical analyses and solve problems in real-world research. Step-by-step, you'll discover how to obtain descriptive and inferential statistics, summarize results, perform a wide range of JMP analyses, interpret the results, and more!
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JMP welcomes the opportunity to participate in your internal technical showcases and other meetings of your engineers, scientists, reasearchers, quality improvement teams, and management. Our staff will be pleased to provide speakers, give demonstrations, and participate in panel discussions. Contact jmpsales@jmp.com to let us know about your next event.

This is the first of a new ongoing series, featured on the JMP website, called "Well, What Do You Know?" Every month or so, we'll add a new, interesting story about the field of statistics.

At the turn of the 20th century, William Sealy Gosset worked for the Guinness Brewing Company in Dublin, Ireland. As a graduate of Oxford with a combined degree in chemistry and mathematics, he was challenged to apply new scientific methods to the business. Gosset used Poisson's distribution to perfect the measurement of yeast cells, which led to a formulating a more consistent beverage. He also conducted agricultural studies that helped improve barley crop yields.
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The Carolina chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) awarded JMP three Awards of Excellence for its 2004-2005 competition. In the Technical publications category, JMP received awards for JMP Start Statistics, 3rd Edition, and JMP Points of Interest . In the Online Communication category, the JMP website was awarded. Awards of Excellence are given to projects that consistently meet high standards and demonstrate an exceptional understanding of technical communication principles.
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We are looking for individuals willing to serve as a JMP reference. By becoming a JMP reference, you can assist us in one of the following ways:

• Providing a quote for the JMP website, or for use with JMP prospects and customers.
• Being contacted by JMP prospects and customers.
• Letting JMP write a story about your business success related to JMP.

To serve as a reference, just complete a short form on the JMP website.
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You will encounter two types of triangles in JMP's interface. Both are clickable.

Red triangles are "hot spots" that you click on to reveal a menu. The menu is contextual, so it only shows relevant commands. This gives you quick access to the exact functions you need at a particular time.

Blue triangles are disclosure icons that, when clicked, alternately open and close sections of a report. This allows you to easily hide sections so that you can display only the parts that are important to you.