Using real-time data analytics monitoring has become the accepted way to monitor processes in several industries. The goal is to detect and diagnose issues as they happen, which is a great leap forward compared to traditional analysis conducted in retrospect. This has been highlighted in a previous blog post.
In a previous blog post we discussed how SIMCA-online can help you make complex data simple and ensure that you get maximum value from your data.
In this blog post we will introduce a number of benefits of the newly released versions of SIMCA 15 and SIMCA-online 15. To mention just a few things, you get a much improved ability to model and control complete processes, including processes with a very high complexity. You also get a much better connection between SIMCA and SIMCA-online so that information can flow in both ways.
An important environmental issue that has come into focus is the increasing number of chemicals that we are exposed to in our everyday life. Chemicals are found in products ranging from cars and furniture to clothing and skincare, and are also by-products from combustion. The CAS REGISTRYSM, an international standard for chemical information, currently contains more than 134 million unique organic and inorganic chemical substances and more than 67 million sequences.
Using a Quality by Design (QbD) approach for DOE supports ICH Q8 compliance
In pharmaceutical development, manufacturers must be able to demonstrate product robustness and deliver the intended quality of the product within allowable ranges for the claimed shelf-life period. Both international and country specific regulatory agencies, such as the FDA, pay close attention to these claims.
Using advanced data analytics models in real time opens up a whole new world of possibilities for improving your production processes. Not only does real-time process monitoring provide a level of confidence in your process performance, it can also help improve the overall quality of your production output.
