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【Presenter】
John Sall, Co-Founder and Executive Vice President, SAS Institute Inc.
[Announcement summary]
When we, the JMP development team, develop analytical capabilities, we must decide which of the following is important:
- Make JMP stronger by building muscle
- Make JMP more sexy (make users more excited?)
- JMP relieves user's pain (reduces user's itching and burden?)
Longer English words that start with "A" are anabolic (anabolic, muscle-building), aphrodisiac (aphrodisiac), and analgesic (analgesic). Which of these three should we go to? The speaker believes that he should aim for a "painkiller". We believe that "painkillers" should be the central driving force in the development of JMP.
Of course, these three are not incompatible. Pain may be relieved by adding sexy and powerful features. However, "painkillers" are important. Because when pain occurs, we get stuck and unmotivated. When you're in pain, you can't fully read what the data is telling us, and you stop there.
[Presenter Profile]
John Sall is a co-founder and executive vice president of SAS Institute Inc., the world's leading business analytics software vendor, with interactive, highly visible statistics developed for scientists and engineers. He is the developer of the search software "JMP" and still leads the business of JMP.
Sall is also a Fellow (Research Fellow) of the American Statistical Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), one of the world's largest academic societies.
In addition, due to his keen interest in protecting the international natural environment, he is a board member of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and a member of the Natural History Advisory Committee of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. He also served on the Board of Trustees of North Carolina State University.
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