Oil & Gas Industry Update – Part 2

Oil & Gas Industry Update – Part 2: Empowering organizations to accelerate change

Written by Morgan Bowling on November 30, 2022
Digitalization trends combined with advanced analytics solutions help organizations drive measurable progress in production optimization and emissions reduction. 
Oil & Gas Industry Update: Part 1

Oil & Gas Industry Update: Part 1 – Trends in Digitalization

Written by Morgan Bowling on November 15, 2022
As the adoption of digital initiatives, and therefore digital maturity, continues to rapidly evolve in 2023 and beyond, we expect to see the trends of cloud migration, digital twin technologies and analytics at scale continue to accelerate.
Operationalizing Batch Analytics

Operationalizing Batch Analytics

Written by Emily Johnston and Synjen Marrocco on November 8, 2022
Seeq saves millions of dollars each year in batch quality for process manufacturers, particularly in the pharmaceutical, specialty chemical, and food & beverage industries, and reduces the time to create and deploy golden profile monitoring solutions from months to hours. 
Recap: Conneqt Regional Linq-up – Houston

Recap: Conneqt Regional Linq-up – Houston

Written by Morgan Bowling and Allison Buenemann on October 13, 2022
The Houston Seeq community gathered, networked, and shared how Seeq is transforming the way their organizations work, at scale.
Chemicals Industry Update: Part 2

Chemicals Industry Update: Part 2 – Chemicals Industry Leaders Use Advanced Analytics to their Advantage

Written by Allison Buenemann on October 3, 2022
Learn how Seeq’s chemical industry customers have been using advanced analytics to make their impact on the triple bottom line.
Chemicals Industry Update: Part 1

Chemicals Industry Update: Part 1 – Chemicals Market Expansion and Differentiation

Written by Allison Buenemann on September 21, 2022
The chemicals market is expected to grow at a CAGR between 4-10% in 2022. With demand holding steady, competition to acquire and retain customers is forcing manufacturers to differentiate.