Seeq Named Leader in Verdantix Green Quadrant for Industrial AI Analytics

Sep 26, 2025
Seeq has been recognized as a leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant for Industrial AI Analytics 2025, highlighting its strengths in data contextualization and process optimization.

Seeq has been recognized as a leader in the inaugural Verdantix Green Quadrant for Industrial AI Analytics 2025, announced in a press release. This recognition underscores Seeq's strengths in data contextualization, process optimization, and machine learning development.

Verdantix, an independent research and advisory firm, evaluated nineteen vendors in the Industrial AI Analytics market. Seeq received high marks for its data processing, model development, and user interface capabilities. The report also highlighted Seeq's strong fit for life sciences manufacturers with its Seeq for Pharma Analytics & AI Suite.

Seeq's CEO, Dr. Lisa Graham, expressed pride in the recognition, noting the company's commitment to providing streamlined access to reliable enterprise data. This accolade adds to Seeq's series of achievements, including being named the 2025 Frost & Sullivan Customer Value Leader for the Global Advanced Industrial Analytics Market.

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