As the Industry Principal for Mill Products at Seeq Corporation, Mariana Sandin plays a pivotal role in driving digital transformation across various process industries on a global scale. With a keen focus on sustainability, Mariana collaborates with clients to innovate and accelerate their journey toward...
As the Industry Principal for Mill Products at Seeq Corporation, Mariana Sandin plays a pivotal role in driving digital transformation across various process industries on a global scale. With a keen focus on sustainability, Mariana collaborates with clients to innovate and accelerate their journey toward meeting ambitious sustainability goals. Her expertise in operational data management and advanced analytics empowers organizations to harness the full potential of their operational data, enabling them to make informed, data-driven decisions.
Mariana is currently leading key projects that explore how advanced analytics can uncover improvement opportunities within the Mill Products sector. By leveraging her strong background in analytics and business development, she helps clients navigate the complexities of their data landscapes, facilitating enhanced customer journeys and optimizing operational efficiency. Her skills in program management and go-to-market strategy are instrumental in guiding organizations through the intricacies of implementing cutting-edge analytical solutions.
In her role, Mariana emphasizes the importance of oral communication and relationship management, ensuring that stakeholders are engaged and informed throughout the transformation process. She is passionate about using mathematics and analytical tools to drive meaningful change, helping clients not only to capture value from their data but also to foster a culture of continuous improvement. Whether discussing the latest trends in product marketing or exploring innovative strategies for customer relationship management (CRM), Mariana is dedicated to empowering the Mill Products industry to thrive in an increasingly data-driven world.
