Event Highlights - Wednesday

JMP Customer Care Manager and conference host Jeff Perkinson welcomes a crowd of delegates to Discovery Summit Europe.

SAS co-founder and JMP chief architect John Sall introduces JMP 14 and JMP Pro 14 for the first time with his keynote presentation "Projections and Encapsulations."

Scientists, engineers and researchers from top companies pay close attention to the demonstration of the many improvements in the latest version of JMP. 

With so much technical content to absorb, delegates sometimes divide and conquer sessions so that they can share what they've learned with colleagues.

"As our tables get more numerous, our data gets bigger and our models have more features to encapsulate, we look for improvements to organize, contain and model,” said John Sall. “With the release of JMP 14, there are new ways to do all this."

JMP Academic Ambassador Mia Stephens presents to a standing-room only crowd. She and co-author Martin Demel present on statistical thinking for industrial problem solving, which is the foundation for a new online course.

Developers Michael Hecht and Bryan Fricke demonstrate how to get graphs and reports out of JMP and into forms suitable for sharing in presentations, printed journals or articles and interactive web pages.

Meet the Developers stations provide a place for delegates to meet one-to-one with the experts themselves.

JMP Senior Product Manager Dan Valente shares a new way to organize your work in JMP 14 - JMP Projects.

Delegates hear in-depth presentations on a variety of topics from JMP technical experts and developers.

User experience designer Stephanie Mencia and technical writer Landra Cunningham are ready to answer any questions about the conference app.

William Q. Meeker, Distinguished Professor of Statistics at Iowa State University, presented on simulation methods with a special emphasis on fractional-random-weight-bootstrap.

During a dinner adventure to Klassikstadt, delegates see vintage cars, sports cars and race cars.

Dinner is an ideal time to connect with JMP experts, analytic thinkers from global enterprises and renowned academics from top universities.

The venue features highly specialized workshops for maintaining and restoring rare cars, collections from private car enthusiasts and collectors' car dealerships.

Klassikstadt, the host site for Wednesday's dinner adventure, is a renovated farm equipment factory built in 1910 and reopened to the public 100 years later.