Serge Ibarra, Corporate Environmental Engineer, Marathon Petroleum

Marathon Petroleum’s Serge Ibarra shares how his environmental compliance team used Seeq Vantage to replace fragmented, spreadsheet-heavy workflows with a more centralized, transparent, and sustainable approach to compliance data, annotations, and reporting. He shows how the team used PI event frames, Vantage entries, and Workbench calculations to connect written compliance context with operational data, turn manual inputs into calculations, and create dashboards and agency-ready reports that streamline workflows, strengthen governance, and support a more self-service compliance model.

George Skaryak, CRO, Seeq

Allen Turner, Manufacturing Analytics Manager, International Paper

Dr. Patrick Robinson, Senior Director, Operations Technology, PBF Energy

Dr. Patrick Bradley, Smart Manufacturing Automation Facilities Director, Texas Instruments

Brent Railey, VP, Industry Enterprise Transformation, Seeq

Leaders from International Paper, PBF Energy, Texas Instruments, and Seeq share how industrial teams are using data, analytics, and AI to drive faster decisions, scale best practices, and deliver measurable business value across their organizations. Through real-world examples, they talk through building trust, gaining executive support, empowering engineers, and moving from successful pilots to broader adoption without losing momentum. The conversation continues by highlighting how customer partnerships, clear communication, and practical AI use cases enable teams to turn operational insights into everyday impact.

Lindsey Wilcox, Principal Customer Success Manager, Seeq

Cameron Cox, Manufacturing Data Analyst, International Paper 

Matthew Kishe, Sr. Principal Engineer, Eli Lilly and Company

Kyler Miller, Automation Manager, Marathon Petroleum Corporation

Francis Ogunseye, Business Intelligence Developer, Intel

In this Customer Champion Panel, leaders from Eli Lilly, Intel, Marathon Pipeline, and International Paper share how their organizations are putting AI to work in practical ways, from improving reporting and investigations to accelerating analysis, optimizing operations, and scaling insights across industrial environments. The conversation explores the steps necessary to move from AI excitement to real-world impact, with honest discussion around trust, governance, human oversight, repeatability, and adoption across teams. Panelists also share practical advice for teams getting started: begin with a well-defined, high-value problem, keep solutions simple, involve domain experts, and build momentum through quick wins.

George Skaryak, CRO, Seeq