What’s new with IBM® SPSS® Statistics 29
Tech Talk series
Get useful tips to advance your statistical analysis with SPSS Statistics 29.
SPSS Statistics 29: Latest release
Discover new statistical procedures, improved open-source extension integration, procedural enhancements, and usability improvements.
Open source and SPSS Statistics
Learn about the benefits of integrating popular open-source software tools including Python and R with SPSS Statistics, and why they’re better together.
Learn what’s new in IBM® SPSS® Statistics 29
Resources
Packages and add-ons
Subscription plan
See a complete listing of features for the Base Subscription and its add-on options.
Traditional licenses
See a complete listing of traditional licensing options and features.
Blog posts and reference materials
Better decisions with SPSS Statistics
Read how a client used SPSS Statistics to improve response times and decision accuracy.
The risks of spreadsheets
Learn why spreadsheets may not be well suited for analysis and decision-making.
Industry use cases
SPSS Statistics in industries
Learn how various industries use the product for better decision-making.
SPSS Statistics in academia
Hear how the product has helped academic institutions make better decisions for more than 50 years.
SPSS Statistics at Wichita State
Hear from Dr. David Wright, chief data officer at Wichita State University.
Product features videos
Direct marketing
Identify the right customers easily and improve campaign results.
Complex samples
Analyze statistical data and interpret survey results from complex samples.
Exact tests
Reach more accurate conclusions with small samples or rare occurrences.
Relationship Maps
Learn about this new data visualization tool to enable visual inspection of the relationship across multiple variables.
Statistics Workbook
See how to combine multiple file types into one. Write syntax, then create and edit output in the Workbook to interactively run data analysis.
Power Analysis enhancements
Learn about enhancements to Power Analysis to create graphical representations of results.