We have entered the next era of digital transformation, characterized by a growing number of services across all industries fostering synergies between the digital and engineering worlds to help companies build intelligent products and operations, at scale.

At Capgemini, we call this ‘Intelligent Industry’. This podcast will explore different aspects of this fascinating journey by zooming in on different topics with the help of industry guests and experts.

Hosts are Caroline Segerstéen Runervik, CEO of Capgemini Nordics & Fredrik Gunnarsson, Head of Intelligent Industry in Capgemini Nordics.

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Episode: 22 How to move an entire industry group as fast as possible in manufacturing, digitalization and, of course, AI, with Jonathan Wickström, Manufacturing Digitalization Lead at Husqvarna.

How do you scale Industrial AI beyond individual pilots? In this episode of Keys to Intelligent Industry, Jonathan Wickström, Manufacturing Digitalization Lead at Husqvarna Group, shares lessons from Husqvarna’s digitalization journey. The conversation covers data foundations, operational excellence, AI-powered support for shop floor operators, and the importance of creating scalable solutions across a global manufacturing network. A practical discussion on turning data into value and building the foundations for the future of intelligent manufacturing.

Episode: 21(Summer edition) Impressions from Almedalen, a digital Europe and the future role of AI with Åsa Zetteberg, CEO of TechSverige.

In this special summer edition of Keys to Intelligent Industry, Caroline Segerstéen Runervik is joined by Åsa Zetterberg, CEO of TechSverige, and Ann Hellenius, Head of Capgemini Invent Sweden and Head of MU Defence, Public Services and Energy & Utilities Capgemini Sweden, to reflect on the key technology discussions from Almedalen. Together, they explore how AI is moving from experimentation to large-scale transformation, driving innovation, competitiveness, and resilience across industries.

The conversation highlights Sweden’s unique strengths in trust, collaboration, and technology leadership, while emphasizing the need for faster execution, stronger European competitiveness, and continuous learning. Looking ahead, the guests identify Physical AI as a major opportunity for Sweden and Europe to lead the next wave of industrial innovation.