Competence for the future

Göranssonska technical high school in Sandviken, Sweden, shows how industry and education create lasting value for society and business.

Sandvik aims to spark young people’s interest in science and technology, contributing to a nationwide Swedish initiative to promote STEM subjects. The goal is to ensure a future with enough engineers and specialized expertise.

Lego Master Emma Friman Browne has meticulously designed each one of Sandvik branding campaigns, piece by Lego piece.

President and CEO of Sandvik Stefan Widing is convinced that collaboration and hard work will successfully get the company through these challenging times.

Sandvik employees love a good challenge. Case in point: when they recently let a giant Sandvik mining machine self-drive through a glass labyrinth.

The opportunities to mining and manufacturing presented by digitalization require skills found in unexpected places.

Diversity brings perspectives and experiences that are necessary for continued success in a globalized world.

Increased connectivity and cloud-based solutions reduce costs, enhance productivity and manage variability in many industries.

Engineering and business graduates from across the world join up to push the boundaries in digital development and automation.

There is a significant gender gap in many industries, as well as a shortage of female engineering talents.

Female leaders from across the globe share their views on engineering and leadership.

A Swedish mine found a completely new way of working, resulting in improved around-the-clock productivity and safety. Here’s how.