Looking for a good design of experiments asset to share with your JMP customer or prospect? Though they're not the only factors to consider, popularity among our user base and an asset's ability to create contacts and leads within Salesforce are two important measures that can help you determine which of our many content assets to offer up.
Recently we completed a full review of many of our DOE content assets, including white papers, books chapters, articles and individual episodes of our live and on-demand Technically Speaking and Analytically Speaking events, Explorers talks, and other non-series videos.
Web performance data comes largely from Google Analytics and runs from date of first web view or Jan. 1, 2015 (whichever came first) through April 2, 2020. Total registrations, contacts and leads come from Salesforce campaign data.
Though you may find many of the metrics interesting, perhaps the most important metric might be lifetime views per day. Using that measure only, these are the top 5 DOE assets:
1) Optimizing Processes with Design of Experiments, White Paper
2) Optimizing Pharmaceutical Production Processes Using Quality by Design Methods, White Paper
3) Optimizing Your Process With Design of Experiments, Tech Speaking Event
4) How Do You Build a Great Analytic Culture?, Analytically Speaking Event
5) The JMP Design of Experiments Advantage, White Paper
(To help predict how a particular asset might resonate in your area of the world, check out the country-by-country views as well.)
On the Salesforce side, the following assets produce the highest number of registrations per day.
1) Optimizing Processes with Design of Experiments, White Paper
2) The JMP Design of Experiments Advantage, White Paper
3) Optimizing Your Process With Design of Experiments, Tech Speaking Event
4) Optimizing Pharmaceutical Production Processes Using Quality by Design Methods, White Paper
5) QbD: Using DOE to Increase Knowledge of the Process and Design Space, Tech Speaking Event
Check out the full analysis in the attached files. I'm including both .xls and .jmp files.
If you have any questions about this research or want specific consultation on what asset might be best for your particular need, please give me a shout.
Thanks everyone,
Larry
