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To address modern challenges throughout manufacturing, Sandvik has created the Lighthouse program.

Different types of machine learning technology helped save Sandvik division Dormer Pramet from an operational standstill.

To be in the forefront of the manufacturing industry, corporations need to adapt to the ongoing digital transformation.

Sandvik is raising the bar with a 7 percent growth target over a business cycle.

CNC Software’s first software was called ”Meghan,” named after the founder’s daughter. Now Meghan West runs the company.

Sandvik continue to add solutions to help the digitalization in mining. A complete digital platform for optimized operations, from planning to execution, is the latest addition.

Digitalized manufacturing enables a closed-loop production that results in increased efficiency, less waste and improved quality.

What does an imaginary creature from 1950s German literature have in common with a tool data management system of today?

Since spring 2021 Sandvik has signed agreements to acquire several companies with cutting edge solutions in strategic growth areas.

With the acquisition of DSI Underground, Sandvik will continue to work toward increasing safety underground.

Automated, digitalized processes and AI-enhanced decisions reduce costs and free up time to spend on adding real customer value.

Etching data matrix codes on its products improve traceability and boost sustainability goals at the Sandvik company Seco.

The medical wire business within Sandvik was looking to expand operations in the US, but the pandemic hindered our search for a new site. So, they did it entirely virtual instead.

Sandvik has partnered with IBM on several digital key projects within metal cutting.

Sandvik is now reorganizing its tool business to further strengthen its position within future digital solutions, also known as Industry 4.0, says CEO of Sandvik Stefan Widing.

A training module called “Engineer 4.0” will boost the competency of techies on everything from robotics to 5G.