Overview
JMP Statistical Discovery provides data analysis software that helps scientists and engineers find insights in their data. Its main product enables interactive statistics and data visualization, allowing users to import data, run analyses, and explore results with visual feedback and simple workflows. Compared with other tools, JMP emphasizes seamless, drag‑and‑drop exploration and close ties to the SAS ecosystem, along with a long track record of use in fields like green energy and pharmaceuticals. The company’s goal is to empower researchers to make data‑driven discoveries and advance scientific breakthroughs by making complex analytics accessible and collaborative.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- Discovery Summit 2026 featured fresh JMP workflows, signaling active user adoption.
- JMP 19 documentation was updated November 2026, showing continuing product investment.
- Customer stories cite JSR Micro, GE HealthCare, and Oxford using JMP Live.
What critics are saying
- Python, R, and cloud BI compress JMP's pricing power in 2027.
- JMP's fate depends on SAS capital allocation, not standalone control.
- If SAS shifts focus, JMP becomes a niche add-on and loses relevance.
What makes JMP Statistical Discovery unique
- John Sall built JMP for interactive visual statistics since 1989.
- JMP Live centralizes scheduled analytics workflows for nonprogrammers and teams.
- JMP remains a wholly owned SAS subsidiary with deep manufacturing credibility.
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