Seeq let a biologics team compare lab and pilot batches without spreadsheets, speeding scale-up.
Scientists exported data from different historians to Excel to overlay lab and pilot batches, so new experiments were easier than analysis. Seeq Workbench combined the sources and calculated scale-up metrics, KPIs and oxygen uptake rates. The page states development time savings equivalent to $1.5 million, plus $87,000 and $70,000 of engineering capacity.
Seeq is an industrial analytics software vendor used by pharma and biotech engineers for batch analysis, deviation investigation and scale-up
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