Expert's voice
Expert's voice
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Predicting the future using data
Instead of typical production planning and control, data-driven applications incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) help us take a more holistic view of the entire chain of production by utilizing data from several sources. While Industrial Internet applications can be used to instantly optimize processes, they also allow us to predict what’s around the corner.
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Taking the learnings from doctoral thesis to work as a product engineer
Tiina Keipi works as a product engineer in Valmet’s Recovery business unit. Before she joined Valmet she did her doctoral dissertation at the Tampere University of Technology but not in the area of recovery boilers but about Technology Development and Techno-Economic Analysis of Hydrogen Production by Thermal Decomposition of Methane.
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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.
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How to survive the future – let megatrends guide you to a new era
People are often troubled about the future because they cannot predict it anymore. Megatrends could help with this by working as a guideline for our thinking, bringing clarity to the future, says Professor Harry Gatterer.
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Power Plant Efficiency: generating savings with flue gas condensate
The flue gas condensing is well utilized at the moment in Scandinavia with hundreds of existing condensing scrubbers. However, besides recovering heat, it’s possible to recover flue gas condensate with feasible payback-time.
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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.
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Shaping the industrial world virtually
Virtual technology and applications familiar to computer gamers are beginning to make their mark in the industrial world. Mika Karaila from Valmet highlights the benefits of integrating virtual tools in mill planning and maintenance processes.
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Power Plant Efficiency: How to increase your revenues and save the World
It’s possible to increase your CHP plant efficiency above 100 % and generate more than 20 % extra district heating power with the same fuel and reduce CO2 and other emissions at the same time?
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Positive experiences of working life are significant for young people
The path to working life is not always easy for young people. To celebrate its 220 anniversary and the centenary of Finland, Valmet decided to offer young people opportunities to learn working life skills and gain experience.
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Is the client responsible for the responsibility of subcontractors?
Procurement is one of the most important processes of many companies and, consequently, the keys for implementing responsibility can be found in companies’ supply chains. Who is responsible for the responsibility of the supply chain?