I'd love to hear which papers you find the most interesting, and which ones you are going to share with your favorite JMP users. You can post your answers in the comment section below.
Technically, the conference happens the week of 08 March. But papers and posters are in the community now!
Why are they available now?
In this new world of online meetings and virtual conferences, we learned quickly that hours and hours of watching videos gets old really fast. So, we are making Discovery paper presentations available now for JMP users and special guests to take in at their preferred pace: binge watch papers like a favorite TV shows, or space them out, savor them and give them time to sink in.
Why users should attend in real-time in March
As awesome as learning from recorded papers can be, we have something even better planned for the week of 08 March.
When we’re together online and in real-time, all of the sessions will be interactive. We have built in opportunities to ask questions of the JMP development staff, of our keynotes, and of other attendees. We’ll even run select papers as part of the conference in what we call the simu-live format. That means the paper presenters will be watching with you and other attendees, and available to answer questions and add commentary.
Why we want users to tell a friend
Even though the content continues to be unequalled, the Discovery dynamic is different online. One way to help drive home the lessons learned, we find, is to make sure co-workers attend, too. Together users can share best practices picked up in conference conversations, rewatch the papers that are most relevant to their work, discuss a statistical strategy one caught but the other missed. You get the idea. There’s power in numbers. And there’s no better time than when the conference is free of charge and free from travel. Please ask your user friends to bring a colleague along.
Marcus Soerensen, Head of Quality & Six Sigma, Envases
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