JMP users are making the world a better place through innovations that are saving lives and the planet
Chul-Hee Min, Korea Country Manager, and Meg Eberle, Customer Reference Manager, led us in an hour of customer storytelling with videos featuring salespeople who know the users best. Each story exemplified inspiring innovations that are making a difference. We also heard details about JMP’s integral role in these endeavors.
For example, “our users are inventing green energy technology, speeding diabetes therapies to market, and making conservation management decisions that will affect some of the Earth’s most fragile ecosystems,” said Meg.
Click to watch the Zoom recording.
Data and the Pandemic
JMP users have been behind many of the great feats of science and engineering that will bring us out of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as vaccines, life-saving antibody therapies, and emergency medical supplies. We heard about:
Moderna from Malcolm Stevens, Americas
Ventec Life Systems from Juliette Plager, Americas
Medicago from Yves Charron, Canada
Innovations in Medicine
JMP users are making major scientific advances in other fields too: Improving species survival, diagnosing and treating cancer, applying forensic chemistry to investigate and hold polluters to account and more. For example:
Target Malaria from Volker Kraft, Global Academic Program
Biocon from Ida Rahim, Malaysia
Hengrui Pharmaceuticals from Jessica Wang, China
Data and the Environment
JMP is committed to sustainability and conservation, and we have many customers who are too. A few examples include:
25:2 Solutions from Kevin O’Donnell, Customer Reference Program
Yuhan-Kimberly from Herbert YoungWhan Kim, Korea
Peñoles from Margie Navas, Latin America
Lynred from Florence Kussener, France
Tesla from Nick Vacca, Americas
JMP Carbon Footprint Project
The term carbon footprint is also known as a Greenhouse Gas Inventory.Jordan Hiller, Pacific Northwest SE, and Katie Stone, Experiential Marketing Strategist, shared a vision for reducing JMP’s carbon footprint and strengthening our commitment – as a company and as individuals – to the JMP Ecosystem Restoration Initiative known as Data for Green.
Our carbon footprint is how many greenhouse gases we emit, which contribute to global warming. This is formally known as a Greenhouse Gas Inventory. As a company, we’ll start by measuring our commutes in 2021.
Why are we doing this? “We want to be green, we want to reduce our impacts, and at JMP we are all about data-based decision making,” explained Jordan. “We’re going to collect data and we’re going to do a Pareto and figure out where to focus our activities to have the most impact.”
How can you help? Take the JMP employee commuting survey by Friday, Jan. 28.
With data in hand, we’ll set reduction targets and track progress over time, ultimately growing as a leader in sustainability.
Recap of World Cleanup Day 2021“Our vision for Data for Green is to focus our efforts around supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals,” Katie added. “And we want to build Green Alliances in Analytics, which are partnerships with those in industry and research that support these areas.”
More to come – please watch InsideJMP and the Data for Green Resources page for developments.
