filters into a single window, or dashboard, has been greatly improved and illustrated in this section.
• JMP Public or JMP Live for use in publishing reports. This edition introduces these new products and ways to share interactive graphics and results with those who may not have JMP.
• Recording animated graphs for exporting to PowerPoint for presentation. This is an alternative to flash objects that appeared in the previous edition but will no longer be supported by Adobe.
• A more detailed look at the JMP website and the myriad of tools available for obtaining more information about the software from the JMP team and other JMP users like yourself.
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About the Authors
CURT HINRICHS joined SAS in 2006 to develop and launch the JMP Academic Program that provides faculty, researchers, and students with easy access to JMP software and learning resources. Curt and his team are charged with developing JMP users among the next generation of data analytics professionals. They work directly with faculty, authors, and administrators and partner with leading academic societies, publishers, and service providers to support the effective use of JMP software in the classroom. Prior to joining SAS, Curt worked as an editor and publisher for Thomson Learning, and its Mathematics and Statistics Publishing Group. He holds a degree in economics from San Diego State University.
CHUCK BOILER is a US Systems Engineer Manager for JMP, a business unit of SAS. Since joining SAS, Chuck has held management roles with JMP and helped develop solutions for conducting many types of analysis, including design of experiments for the semiconductor industry, quality control for pharmaceutical manufacturing, and marketing applications for survey analysis using JMP software. He now works with field engineering staff and customers to help them solve problems and discover hidden opportunities in the data. Prior to joining SAS, Chuck worked as technical services manager and software quality assurance manager for Abacus Concepts. A member of the American Society of Quality, Chuck received a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Oregon and has done graduate work in ancient philosophy at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. He is a graduate of Gallup University’s Great Manager Program.
SUE WALSH worked for 10 years as a SAS Technical Support Statistician supporting JMP. Prior to working in Technical Support, she worked at SAS as a Statistical Training Specialist, teaching both SAS and JMP to users, and as an Analytic Consultant, supporting the use of SAS in colleges and universities across the country. Sue has over 10 years experience teaching mathematics and statistics at community colleges. She was the first woman commissioned from the Air Force ROTC program at Manhattan College. She retired with a total of 23 years of service in the US Air Force and Reserve. Sue holds a master of business administration from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and a master of science in applied statistics from Wright State University in Dayton, OH.
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Acknowledgments
We would first like to thank John Sall for creating a great product in JMP. Who knew that statistics could be so fun? If you are new to JMP, we hope it inspires you as it has us. Thanks also to Jon Weisz, Dave Richardson, Todd Hoffman, and Diana Levey for supporting the idea for this third edition.
We have been very fortunate to work with the outstanding professionals at SAS Press. In particular, we would like to thank Catherine Connolly who has been our principal source of advice and support throughout the development process of this third edition. To Suzanne Morgen who helped us get to the essentials of what needed to be said. Thanks also to Denise Jones and Robert Harris for making it all work and look good, and to Sian Roberts for her encouragement and bringing this work to market.
The manuscript for this book was substantially improved by the insightful suggestions of our reviewers. The book contains many new features and refinements due to their input. Our reviewers include:
Chris Albright, Indiana University
Mark Bailey, SAS Institute
Kristen Bradford, SAS Institute
Peter Bruce, Statistics.com
Rob Carver, Brandeis University
Laura Higgins, SAS Institute
Ruth Hummel, SAS Institute
Bob Lamphier, SAS Institute
Sheila Loring, SAS Institute
Paul Marovich, SAS Institute
Gail Massari, SAS Institute
Tonya Mauldin, SAS Institute
Don McCormack, SAS Institute
Di Michelson, SAS Institute
Kemal Oflus, SAS Institute
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