Just one month to go until Discovery Summit 2015 in San Diego, Sept. 14-17. The summit is your chance to explore broad analytic ideas with world-renowned authorities in statistics, technology and innovation, and to have one-to-one conversations with JMP developers and users from all industries. Pre- and post-conference training is also available at a 20 percent discount. That's a nice deal on courses designed to give you hands-on JMP practice with the guidance of seasoned trainers. Courses include Designing and Building a Complete JMP Script, A Case Study Approach to Data Exploration With JMP, and a JMP Scripting Forum.

Tell your JMP and/or JMP Pro software administrator that a maintenance update for JMP 12 is available. Administrators may request updated installers at jmp.com/upgrade. If you manage your own copy of JMP, go to the JMP Updates pane in the JMP Preferences panel and click the "Check Now" button to download JMP 12.1. This maintenance update and the installers are provided at no charge. Learn what's in this update from the JMP 12.1 release notes, at our software update site.

Are you ready to take advantage of the more advanced capabilities of JMP? If so, our specialized team of JMP technical experts is ready to help you through the Advanced Mastering JMP webcast series. The next webcast is Using Generalized Regression in JMP Pro to Create Robust Linear Models on Aug. 27, and there are five more this year on such topics as analyzing survival data and accessing databases. Check out all of the upcoming webcasts and sign up for all that interest you

… using Selection Filtering in JMP 12? Interactivity has always been an underlying feature of JMP to enable discovery. Options such as the Local Data Filter and Column Switcher allow you to subset or change analysis variables interactively. Now you can use a JMP graph to filter your reports and graphics. The Selection Filter in JMP 12 enhances interactive report generation by using one set of graphs to filter the selection in another set of graphs.

Many workflow scenarios involve a lot of linked analyses. For example, you may want to see a distribution of values in a column before deciding which subset to analyze. In previous versions of JMP, you could perform this process manually by creating subset tables and multiple reports. This manual approach can lead to lots of windows for data tables and reports, and requires mental bookkeeping to understand the analysis.

Using Selection Filters in JMP 12, you can configure this type of workflow interactively and save it for future use and sharing with colleagues. Watch the video to learn more.

Getting Started With JMP   
1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT)
Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28
Sept. 11, 18, 25

JMP DACH
No webcasts

JMP France
Sept. 17

JMP Italy
Sept. 19

JMP UK
Aug. 12
Sept. 9

Mastering JMP US
2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)
Aug. 7, 14, 21, 27, 28
Sept. 11, 24

Analytically Speaking  
1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT)
Aug. 12, featuring Sig Mejdal
Sept. 9, featuring Dick De Veaux

JMP Software: Modeling Multidimensional Data
Aug. 20-21
Live Web

JMP Software: ANOVA and Regression
Aug. 25-28
Live Web

JMP Software: A Case Study Approach to Data Exploration
Sept. 14
JMP Discovery Summit – San Diego, CA, US

Analyzing Marketing Data: Going Beyond Tabs and Bar Charts With JMP
Oct. 5-7
Minneapolis, MN, US

By Heath Rushing, Andrew Karl and James Wisnowski