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    Data Analytics

    Focusing on the right data analytics

    With tools like DataMosaix, engineers can centralize their data management, providing better visibility and driving improvements across key operational metrics
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    Data Analytics

    Apparatus for data analytics

    Control's monthly resources guide
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    Data Analytics

    Across the analytics lake

    Useful data analytics requires infrastructure, intelligence, digitalization, standardization, containerization, flexibility and content—and artificial intelligence, too
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    Data Analytics

    Do more (data) with less (people)

    Jim Montague
    Fluke’s Azima subsidiary standardizes and automates diagnostics, and uses AI to sort through results
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    Data Analytics

    Intelligence delivers know-how

    Jim Montague
    Hargrove acquires data from advanced smart devices
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    Data Analytics

    Filling the experience gap

    Jim Montague
    British Sugar adds Seeq’s AI Assistant to dashboards, so it can ask them questions
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    Data Analytics

    The power of generative AI and advanced analytics

    Dustin Johnson
    Generative AI offers new possibilities for advanced analytics, but users must evaluate readiness before diving in
    Quantifying Lost Manufacturing Time
    Data Analytics

    Quantifying lost manufacturing time

    Dr. Stephen Pearson
    In part one of this two-part series, agrochemicals producer Syngenta shows how it used Seeq software to identify production losses, and increase efficiency and profitability
    The Usual Analytics Software Suspects
    Data Analytics

    The usual (analytics) software suspects

    Jim Montague
    An updated but incomplete list of the primary data analytics software packages and tools
    Figure 1: As part of its self-service analytics program, Parkland Corp.’s Burnaby refinery near Vancouver, B.C., adopted Seeq’s data analytics software to filter years of datasets for its main air blower, and identify anomalies in one hour instead of 40 hours. It’s also assessing inferential models by using Seeq’s Capsules and its DCS’ indicator function to automatically align sample timestamps for lab results and predictions, and enable them to quickly perform residual calculations for models of many processes at the refinery. Source: Parkland and Seeq
    Data Analytics

    British Columbia refinery succeeds with Seeq's self-service analytics

    Jim Montague
    Parkland’s Burnaby refinery near Vancouver, B.C., uses Seeq software to filter data, measure models and solve other problems
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    Batch Management

    Lubrizol uses cross-checking statistics process to find formerly hidden deviations

    Jim Montague
    How a manufacturer of active and stabilizing ingredients is using data analytics to identify hidden deviations and address them at the time the deviation occurs, rather than at...
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    AI & ML

    How industry is accelerating its journey to Industrial Autonomy

    Keith Larson, publisher of Control, recently caught up with Dr. Tsuyoshi Abe, senior vice president and head of marketing headquarters, Yokogawa Electric Corp., to get his take...