June 2025

The Analytics Advantage

This June we proudly celebrate International Women in Engineering Day on June 23 a global moment to recognize the outstanding achievements of women in STEM and engineering.

Throughout history, women engineers and scientists have shaped our industry and changed the world.

In this issue are, stories and insights from women who are shaping a brighter and more inclusive future. If you’d like to connect, learn, and grow with others passionate about women in STEM, join our Women in STEM JMP Community group. Everyone is welcome.

I didn’t know I was a STEM professional

Think you’re not a “STEM person”? Kirsten Crannell didn’t either, until she discovered the power of curiosity and data. In this inspiring article, follow Kirsten’s journey from self-doubt to data explorer as she uses JMP to turn event data into insights, break down barriers, and find confidence in STEM. See how asking questions, visualizing data, and learning by doing can open new doors, regardless of your background.

Master in a minute

The method of least squares

Each month, we feature a tip or trick from the Statistics Knowledge Portal our online glossary of statistical concepts so you can add it to your statistical tool kit.

Something exciting is in the works

The Analytics Advantage blog shares fresh ideas, best practices, and helpful insights to inspire and educate. Written by industry experts with decades of statistical experience, it's your new foundation for smarter decision making. 

Launching in July 2025.  

Missing marks delay the dig: JMP visualizations in a root cause analysis

When delayed utility markings threatened safety and project timelines, Dr. Jennifer Van Mullekom and her team turned to JMP to investigate. By creating clear, interactive visualizations, they helped a diverse group of stakeholders see patterns and root causes behind the delays. This collaborative, data-driven approach sparked new conversations and solutions to obtain these critical utility markings, showing the power of visualization in solving real-world engineering challenges.

Championing analytics culture: Lessons from Discovery Summit Europe

What does it take to build a true analytics culture in an organization? At Discovery Summit Europe in Berlin, Gwenola Ninon (Fujifilm Diosynth), Marianne Toft (Novonesis), and Kristian Bertelsen (Arla Foods)  offered their insights on an engaging panel that addressed the trials and triumphs of enterprise analytics. Hear how these leaders are breaking down barriers, championing data literacy, and turning analytics from a buzzword into business impact.

Our users have spoken!