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Seeq Corporation announced the availability of connectivity to Inductive Automation’s Ignition SCADA system. This Seeq connector will enable Inductive Automation customers to use the Seeq Workbench to find additional insights in their data, which helps users to make better decisions to improve production outcomes as a result of increased asset availability, product quality, and process efficiency.
Seeq is a software application for engineers in process manufacturing organizations to investigate and share insights on production data.
Both Seeq and Inductive Automation serve customers in most process manufacturing industries, including oil & gas to utilities, pharmaceutical, and power generation. Both companies are building support for Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) deployments, such as remote asset monitoring and edge computing. Customers engaged in a preview of the Seeq and Ignition SCADA system offering included those in the manufacturing, chemicals, and food and beverage distilling industries.
Working together, Seeq, along with the Ignition SCADA system, provides users with a control and a data management platform that incorporates interactive analytics on the collected data, which is designed to help improve production results.
Craig Resnick, ARC Advisory Group, commented, “This collaboration between Seeq and Inductive Automation is a smart move for both organizations, because it will make it easier for the firms to help their mutual customers gain new and valuable insights from their data. Enabling engineers in industrial organizations to use Seeq to rapidly find insights in the Ignition SCADA system provides them with the opportunity to make better decisions, faster.”
Keywords: Inductive Automation, SCADA, Asset Availability, Product Quality, Process Efficiency, Edge Computing, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), ARC Advisory Group.