The software delivers features and capabilities addressing the span of requirements for larger and broader deployments for existing users, as well as making Seeq easier to deploy for new users. New features include easier- to-use search, customized trending views, date manipulations, and asset comparisons; data cleansing and regression functions for modeling multi-variate analysis, as well as improved variable and operator functionality for process calculations; expansion of process historian support to include Honeywell PHD, Wonderware Historian, Yokogawa Exaquantum Historian, and GE Proficy Historian (adding to existing support for the OSIsoft PI System, Emerson Automation Solutions DeltaV Continuous Historian, and Inductive Automation’s Ignition SCADA system); simpler integration with relational database offerings such as Microsoft SQL Server and its open-source alternative MySQL, as well as CSV file formats, to create batch and state context from manufacturing applications. The software also replaces the hours of manual effort required to aggregate, cleanse, and contextualize data in spreadsheets, with improved support for data export via an OData interface for reporting and dashboards. It also supports multi-node deployments for high availability deployments in distributed enterprise environments. This is the fourth release of Seeq software in 2016, and is available to subscribers immediately.
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Seeq Corp.
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