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Sandvik

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Sandvik

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We make the shift – advancing the world through engineering.

20/10/2026

In machining, knowledge built over decades often depended on the right person being in the right place. Sandvik is packaging that know-how in a structured form and making it available directly in the manufacturing flow.

For a CAM programmer, this could mean access to trusted knowledge wherever they are, whenever they need it. One person’s experience can then support decisions across teams, factories and continents.

Discover how knowledge becomes scalable: https://go.sandvik/2hG

19/10/2026

You know what you need from your team. Do you know what they need from you?

For Raphael Carmona, setting expectations is only part of the responsibility. Leaders also need to remove roadblocks and make time to hear from people across the organization, not just those who report directly to them. He sees those conversations as a way to keep seniority from creating distance and to understand the work beyond what a dashboard can show.

Read the full story on what it takes to support a team: https://go.sandvik/2hD

15/10/2026

On Thursday, October 22nd Stefan Widing, President and CEO, Sandvik will present the third quarter 2026 results. Watch the live stream presentation at 10:00 AM CEST here: https://go.sandvik/2hm

14/10/2026

Perhaps the most useful thing technology can give us is more room to think.

When trusted knowledge is easier to find and apply, people can spend less time searching for answers and more time solving the problems that require human judgment, experience and imagination.

See how collective intelligence can unlock creativity: https://go.sandvik/2hf

13/10/2026

A new generation is entering manufacturing workforce, with less accumulated experience but a natural openness to digital tools. That creates enormous possibilities, but also a new challenge: knowing when an AI-generated answer is actually right.

Carlo Conta argues that as AI becomes widely available, the real differentiator will be the knowledge behind it, the reliability of its sources and the human ability to question what it produces. Because using AI well requires knowing when to challenge the answer. AI can make knowledge easier to access, but that does not make every answer trustworthy.

Listen to the full episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast: https://go.sandvik/2hc

09/10/2026

Workplaces have a powerful role to play in mental health, through the culture people experience every day.

This episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast dives into how leaders can create space for others and why people do their best work when they feel safe to speak, contribute and be themselves.

Because culture is built in these small, everyday moments. And over time, they can make the difference between a workplace that adds pressure and one where people feel supported, respected and able to do their best work.

Listen to the full episode:
https://go.sandvik/2h9

07/10/2026

Human minds were designed for creative leaps and thinking beyond the obvious.

For decades, the manufacturing industry has treated valuable engineering expertise like a database cabinet. Invaluable legacy knowledge has been locked in catalogs, legacy software and in the minds of individual specialists.

We are changing that. We are moving from knowledge to collective intelligence.

Explore how knowledge grows when it’s shared: https://go.sandvik/2gZ

05/10/2026

How do we make decades of hard-won expertise easier for the next generation to learn from? The answer starts by making knowledge more visible, accessible and shareable. Because the future of manufacturing depends not only on what we know, but on how well we pass it on.

Knowledge grows when it’s shared.

Tracy and Ellinor discuss how Sandvik is working to bridge the manufacturing skills gap: https://go.sandvik/2gO

02/10/2026

What makes AI powerful in manufacturing? What it can help people do.

In the latest episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast, Paul Ikeda delves into how AI can make software easier to use, reduce repetitive work and help people move through complex manufacturing workflows faster.

This is one part of a bigger shift — connecting software, data and manufacturing knowledge so people can put more intelligence to work.

Listen to the full episode: https://go.sandvik/2gI

30/09/2026

Manufacturing has always been at the center of industrial change. Technology can extend what is possible, but people turn possibility into products. They imagine, engineer, test and adapt until an idea becomes something the world can use.

The machines will keep advancing. Human ingenuity will decide where they take us.

Discover the people and ideas shaping the next industrial era: https://go.sandvik/2gE

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