Juliana Fidalgo, Automation Engineer, Indorama Ventures – Indovinya

Indorama Ventures’ Indovinya shows how their business turned process variability into a more disciplined, data-driven operating model by bringing real-time analytics directly to the frontline. The presentation explains how the team identified critical variables, built statistical control and operational compliance measures in Seeq, and gave operators simple, visual dashboards that made shift-level performance visible, actionable, and consistent across the organization. It also highlights how dedicated control-room monitors, regular reviews, and leadership alignment helped move the site from reactive troubleshooting to proactive control, with measurable improvement in operational compliance and stronger day-to-day ownership of performance. More importantly, the talk shows that lasting value comes not just from monitoring processes more closely, but from embedding analytics into daily routines so that stability, accountability, and continuous improvement become part of how the site operates.

Dr. Lisa Graham, CEO, Seeq

Andres Barbaro, VP, Software Engineering, Seeq

Steve Evangelista, VP, Product, Seeq

Dr. Lisa Graham shares Seeq’s vision for moving from analytics to intelligence, with an astute focus on the people behind industrial operations and the expertise they bring to every decision. Introducing the concept of decision capital, showing how operational knowledge, judgment, and past actions can function as a lasting asset that allows teams to make faster, more accurate, and more trustworthy decisions over time. This session also highlights how trusted, traceable AI and agent-assisted workflows can help manufacturers move more efficiently from insight to action, scale best practices, and drive measurable business value across the enterprise.

Nick Contino, Principal Process Control Engineer, Eli Lilly & Company

In recent months, Eli Lilly’s Indianapolis API manufacturing site has gained strong site leadership support for the use of Seeq as a process data analytics tool. One of the biggest benefits, as communicated by frontline engineers using the tool day in and day out, is the ability to quickly access and utilize PI Event Frames to supplement their process data analytics. The Event Frames integration with Seeq allows easy access to ISA-88 batch information (recipe information, batch IDs, phase status, etc.) via Seeq Conditions, Capsules, and Capsule Properties. When coupled with Seeq’s of the shelf analytics capabilities, Event Frames have been used by IAPI to significantly reduce the time “data mining” for deviation investigations. This has led to accelerated time to meaningful data insights and more robust CAPA (Corrective Action & Preventative Action) plans to prevent deviation recurrence.

Mike Fialkowski, Data Analytics Specialist, 3M

This presentation demonstrates a method for computing OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) on a facility asset using Seeq. To make full use of that information for non-users of Seeq, exporting the data to external visualization tools, such as PowerBI, will be discussed.

Chloe Soejima, Process Engineer, Chobani

Chobani implements ongoing processing changes aimed at improving the reliability of the yogurt filler priming operation. It is imperative to track and communicate all changing procedures, which may occur as often as 40-50 times a week across all filler lines. Seeq has enabled improved process literacy and serves as a central communication hub for cross-functional teams. Improvements made to the priming process by utilizing Seeq will save Chobani roughly 250,000 -300,000 lbs of yogurt base in 2023.