The partnership debuts with a focus on INSITE, a digital platform managed by KBR that supports technical advisory services for global energy operations. Analysts based at the KBR Innovation Studio in Bengaluru will leverage Seeq’s interface to investigate specific equipment or process anomalies flagged by Applied Computing’s Orbital model. This workflow enables engineers to translate machine-generated insights into actionable reports for ammonia, LNG, and oil and gas clients.

Dr. Lisa Graham, CEO of Seeq, noted that the collaboration targets the faster conversion of complex data into robust operational outcomes. Dan Jeavons, President of Applied Computing, emphasized that the integration closes the gap between physics-grounded AI alerts and the daily plant decisions that drive performance. Beyond the initial INSITE deployment, the two companies plan to develop bidirectional integration to allow for shared context and more efficient AI-led investigations across their respective software ecosystems.