Discovery Summit Americas is behind us, which means sales teams are diligently working to expand existing accounts and land new logos. The Marketing and Customer Care teams, however, have quickly shifted to event details in Japan, Korea and Europe.

Japan
Registration is currently open for the November 19-20 Discovery Summit Japan. If you have customers, prospects or connections who speak Japanese and care about data-driven decision making, have them register now.
Korea
Next up will be the first-ever Discovery Summit Korea. The December 1-2 event will be held entirely in Korean, which means you'll want to promote it to Korean-speaking customers and contacts. The Steering Committee is set up, and the event is being planned.

Europe
At the beginning of the pandemic, we canceled in-person Discovery Summit Munich and quickly held a scaled-back online event. Now, all of these months later, we are planning for a more interactive, but still online event. In fact, the Call for Content is about to open. The event will be help in English, and the format will be similar to the Americas event. Tell your favorite JMP users to be on the lookout!

Event Resources
We expect the papers, posters and plenaries of past events to keep on getting views in the JMP Community. If you're not familiar with the vast number of resources available, spend some time in the Discovery Summit section of the Community.
What's a Discovery Summit?
Remember this easy URL: DiscoverySummit.jmp We will keep this as up-to-date as we can with the ever-changing status of our five events.
This conference series is designed to bring accomplished and curious people together to tackle the challenge of improving how data are explored, analyzed and shared. Attendees come from top companies and prestigious universities. They are scientists and engineers; they are statisticians and authors. They champion innovation in their organizations, and they drive continuous improvement across their companies.
Until this year, each Discovery Summit has been limited to a few hundred hard-core, data-driven individuals. Events had to be kept small to facilitate sharing, learning and connecting. But now that we’re online, we can open our Summits to the data-curious who are ready to expand their use of data to make their worlds better.
