A highly anticipated live event recently took place at the SAS Global Education Center, bringing together close to 60 JMP users from the pharmaceutical industry. The event provided an opportunity for users to reconnect and dive into the latest developments in JMP.
Alisa Hunt-Lowery presents.Alisa Hunt-Lowery presents.The agenda featured a series of informative presentations covering various topics such as What's New, Curve Data, Workflow Builder, and JMP Clinical. The event was planned by members of the JMP SE team, including Alisa Hunt-Lowery, Byron Wingerd, Mike Anderson, Andrea Coombs, Greg Flexman, Olivia Lippincott, and the sales teams from the Carolinas, HLS, and New England. Their aim was to provide engaging and educational content specifically tailored for pharma JMP users.
One of the highlights of the day was a networking activity where users had the opportunity to exchange valuable tips, tricks, and knowledge about using JMP. This activity allowed users to reconnect with familiar faces and forge stronger relationships. It also provided JMP staff with valuable insights directly from their customers. The event fostered the exchange of ideas and knowledge among the users themselves, tapping into the collective expertise of the attendees.
A room full of JMP users from the pharma industry.A room full of JMP users from the pharma industry.The enthusiasm among the participants was evident, with one user expressing their anticipation, stating, "I've been waiting and hoping for JMP to have one of these events!" Such sentiments were shared by many, highlighting the significance of in-person events for our customers.
In line with our commitment to delivering valuable experiences, we are already in the planning stages to host similar meetings in Cary. Additionally, we are replicating this successful event in other cities, following the same model. The next event is scheduled for June 14 in Cambridge, MA. We are excited to expand this initiative and create more opportunities for valuable interactions among JMP users.
