Seeq’s analytics platform selected by Equinor
Published by Emily Thomas,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Seeq and Equinor have announced a multi-year commercial agreement for the Seeq Industrial Analytics and AI platform to be leveraged across Equinor’s global assets to further accelerate digital transformation outcomes.
Through the agreement, Equinor will implement Seeq to empower its engineering teams to optimise production and improve energy performance across a variety of assets. Initially, the company plans to leverage Seeq to monitor well and process behaviour, thereby gaining a deeper understanding of daily operations to maximise production, enhance workforce collaboration and increase efficiency.
“Innovative energy organisations like Equinor want to leverage interoperable systems that utilize collective knowledge to accelerate value,” said Dr. Lisa Graham, CEO at Seeq. “Seeq is honoured to provide our open, industrial analytics and AI SaaS platform to Equinor to drive rapid, enterprise-wide digital transformation outcomes.”
Seeq delivers a self-service, industrial analytics and AI platform that accesses and leverages vast amounts of historically underused data. By incorporating leading-edge technologies, including AI, machine learning and other capabilities, into its platform and leveraging its global partner network, Seeq powers a range of use cases for employees across the enterprise to accelerate digital transformation outcomes such as operational excellence and profitability, workforce upskilling, and sustainability.
Amitec, a Norway-based, Seeq-certified partner with expertise in the energy industry, will support the Seeq implementation for Equinor.
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