Seeq’s R21 now supports Fast Fourier Transform and expanded reporting capabilities, and increases headcount to support larger and worldwide customer deployments.
The latest version of Seeq R18 adds additional flexibility in the way items are displayed in the advanced trending interface, as well as an Organizer feature to assemble the results...
The R15 version of Seeq, an application for engineers and operations analysts in process manufacturing to rapidly achieve insights from asset and operations data, accelerates ...
Find out in this Take Five video why the use of remote access tends to be higher in the processing industries than in discrete manufacturing and where processing companies tend...
Schneider Electric outlines how the soon-to-be announced Safety Advisor technology, based on Triconex and EcoStruxure, will create a “profitable safety” business model.
How Abbott Nutrition uses Seeq to capture the company’s global knowledge to support collaboration and innovation and transfer that knowledge and expertise to its new generation...
A conversation with Michael Risse of Seeq helps explain why the problem for many in industry is not in managing all their data, but in getting the insights out of the data to ...
Automation suppliers are using the cloud, analytics, simulation and even new forms of accounting to expose the hidden value within process equipment in the plant.
Global manufacturing customers, including Chevron Phillips, Duke Energy, and Eli Lilly & Company, shared industrial digital transformation and advanced analytics best practices...
Seeq helps customers reduce carbon intensity and increase productivity as a launch partner for the AWS Emissions Monitoring and Surveillance Solution and Flare Monitoring and ...
New initiative facilitates the integration of machine learning algorithms from open source, third party, and customer data science teams into Seeq applications.
New Seeq extensibility features facilitate machine learning initiatives by bridging IT and OT organizations, enabling end user access to data scientist algorithms.
Insight Partners joins Altira Group, Chevron Technology Ventures, Cisco Investments, Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, and Second Avenue Partners to fund Seeq product and market expansion...
The new Seeq Process Health Solution applies analytics and machine learning to complex production, quality and optimization procedures in process manufacturing.
Research shows that digital transformation is the primary driver of automation technology spending across the discrete, batch, and continuous process industries. But which technologies...
Though it represents one of the greater job skill challenges for new entrants, technology is increasingly viewed as a key attractor for the next-generation industrial workforce...
From dealing with core operating factors such as the hazardous and remote location of many assets to new consolidation and outsourcing trends, the process industries are leading...
Despite their many limitations, spreadsheets are the tool of choice for engineers performing ad hoc analytics on time series data. Fortunately, there are better alternatives in...
As organizations continue to see the value in industrial analytics, making sense of the sheer amount of data produced can be a difficult task. Finding the right product and developing...
As more automation technology suppliers incorporate open-source tools, the ability to use open-source software in automation projects no longer depends on access to arcane software...
Seeq is a launch partner for Amazon Timestream, AWS’s fully managed time series database, empowering users to create insights and improve production outcomes.
Seeq’s expanded support for oil & gas industry data storage systems enables advanced analytics and faster data-based decision making in the current challenging environment.
Driven by the growing trend of industrial organizations’ use of the cloud for data analytics, Seeq obtains Amazon Web Services Industrial Software Competency and makes their advanced...
Long the preferred tool for data analysis in industry, spreadsheets are not up to the task of handling the massive amounts of data created by Industry 4.0 projects. Here’s a look...
Marc Andreeson’s statement about “software eating the world” underscored the changing role of technology in our daily lives. But that change has not yet been nearly as dramatic...
The industrial technology market has grown rapidly over the past decade due to the entrance of several new companies. In this article, we take a look at eight startups making ...
OSIsoft releases a cloud-native, real-time data management system designed to accelerate industrial analytics, data sharing, and other digital transformation initiatives.
Food and pharmaceutical industries are adopting Industry 4.0 technologies to modernize manufacturing for both regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.
Led in large part by consumer expectations carrying over to industrial settings, HMI, SCADA and other visualization tools are becoming more accessible from more places, with the...
Seeq Corporation announces the release of its second update to their Seeq software application in 2018, staying on plan to provide four new releases each year.
Schneider Electric announced new tools that link operations and maintenance and a new direction for the DCS, using real-time accounting to pull more profitability from the plant...
Commercial IT technologies are infiltrating the factory floor. Here’s an explanation of some key tools that can increase productivity and reduce downtime with less investment....
Recent announcements highlight collaborations between Seeq and Honeywell, Seeq and Inductive Automation, Seeq and Schneider Electric. The newcomer is proving invaluable in getting...
Capitalizing on the growing desire for actionable insights, startups and mainstream automation vendors are flooding the Industrial Internet of Things market with new analytics...
![“[The idea of] software eating the world and disrupting established vendors is coming to industrial automation.' — Michael Risse, Seeq](https://img.officer.com/files/base/ebm/automationworld/image/2019/10/SWEatingIndustry.5dbaed2257cba.5dbaf2e2d5ab8.png?auto=format,compress&fit=crop&q=45&h=139&height=139&w=250&width=250 "“[The idea of] software eating the world and disrupting established vendors is coming to industrial automation.' — Michael Risse, Seeq")
