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Towards new AI-based business models

High-quality data will be a key source of business value in the future. While machines and equipment are one part of a wider production system that creates value, software will have an increasing role in transforming data into digital services and solutions.

Bold enough to break industrial boundaries 

Professor Fredrik Hacklin urges companies to forget their traditional innovation patterns and take the leap towards more experimental business models. Hacklin took the stage and shared his views on business models of the future at Valmet Customer Days 2018 in Vienna.

Five steps to successful commercialization of an innovation

Based on my experiences I have created a list of steps to successful innovation commercialization. I believe these to be useful in product development projects for both physical equipment and digital solutions.

Careers

Flexible and smooth working during the exceptional times – Summer in IT Purchasing

I have been working as an IT purchasing trainee at Valmet during the summer 2020. I have really enjoyed my time and it has been really exiting to be a part of a major global company.

Learning curves and life as a PRO trainee

The world of project management offers multiple different learning opportunities, especially for students. We had a chance to interview Jenni Sammaljoki, who joined Valmet’s Project Professional Trainee Program in the spring 2023. What has surprised Jenni the most and what are her biggest learnings as a trainee? Let’s plunge into Jenni’s trainee adventure!

That feeling when mechanics becomes a passion

At Valmet's Fiber Workshop in Montreal, Thierry Boily, an experienced mechanic, stands out for his passion and expertise in machinery. He shares career insights graciously.

Transition from Jewelry Design to Heavy Machinery

Juhani Salonen started his career as a jewelry designer but later realized that design, creativity, and craftsmanship also have a place in heavy machinery. Read Juhani's inspiring career story!

Breaking through the textile industry

Circulose dissolving pulp uses cellulose from discarded textiles that is then spun into soft and breathable new textile materials like viscose and lyocell. Renewcell and Valmet have worked closely on this groundbreaking innovation from the first pilot trials to the first-of-a-kind industrial-scale production line.

The future of textile recycling: Valmet joins PESCO-UP project

The PESCO-UP project was kicked off on January 18, 2024. It aims to transform the textile recycling industry by creating new raw materials from mixed waste.