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Congrats to Paper and Poster Award Winners! »
 The first-ever Discovery Summit Europe concluded on March 25 in Brussels, and the buzz was that the papers and posters were particularly impressive. Attendees rated conference presentations, and those ratings determined awards for best papers and poster. The award winners were:
View materials from these award-winning presentations and others from the conference in the
Discovery Summit Europe space
, a part of the JMP User Community. From there, you can connect directly with paper and poster presenters, and other members of the community by commenting on, rating and liking materials. Be sure to share what you like with others who may find them helpful.
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Have you tried... »
...the New User Welcome Kit? This interactive and self-paced resource includes a learning road map that helps you become comfortable with the basics of JMP. The road map enables you to immediately apply skills you learn, build your confidence and connect with other JMP users. As you make progress through the road map, you watch short, focused demo videos and steadily get better at using JMP. Learn more about the New User Welcome Kit in the brief introductory video.
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Learn More »
Getting Started With JMP
1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT)
April 10, 17, 24
May 8, 15
Mastering JMP DACH
April 23
Mastering JMP France
April 9, 23
May 11, 26
Mastering JMP Italy
April 16
Mastering JMP UK
April 10, 17, 23, 24, 30
May 1, 6, 8
Mastering JMP US
2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)
April 9, 10, 17, 24, 30
May 7, 28
Analytically Speaking
2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)
April 15, featuring John Sall
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Data comes from a rich variety of sources in a rich variety of types, shapes, sizes and properties. That was the focus of the speech by JMP creator John Sall and Director of Statistical R&D Chris Gotwalt at Discovery Summit Europe in Brussels. They discussed the particular challenges of data that is too tall, too wide, too full of miscodings, outliers, holes or funny data types. Wide data especially presents many challenges, which requires analysts to adapt with different methods. Sall and Gotwalt showed how JMP 12 addresses these data challenges. Watch the entire