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New video: Hallmarks of analytics maturity at Lynred

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Takeaways:

Lynred produces infrared detector technology designed to function in extreme conditions, most notably in the cryogenic conditions of Outer Space. As a result, reliability is both extremely important and extremely difficult to simulate.
Statistical enablement is essential; engineers must be provided with the statistical tools and support to analyze and interpret their own data through the lens of their domain knowledge.
Engineering expert Vincent de Schuyteneer shares 4 examples from his career at Lynred illustrating the manifold ways JMP brings value to the company. Those examples include:
- JMP has enabled Lynred engineers to test their products in simulated extreme conditions, thereby gaining far deeper insight into their own technology. Before JMP, de Schuyteneer says, this testing was, at best, “very simplistic.” Now, the company has more confidence in the reliability of the products they send into space.
- JMP played a key role in the resolution of a production challenge that was causing a considerable amount of rework and high material costs.
- JMP helped bridge information silos that were disrupting the production process and ultimately consolidated data flows into a more efficient, streamlined workflow.
- Process modeling in JMP helped to identify a source of variation.