Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Petteri Nakamura, Senior Cyber Management Consultant at DNV Cyber, Tuuli Siiskonen, Senior SOC Analyst at Wärtsilä, Heini Holappa, Marketing Business Partner (Marketing Lead) at CGI and Ilmari Luoma, Security and Cybersecurity Specialist at ICEYE Oy. The conversation explores how Finland might evolve by 2055 as emerging technologies, cyber security demands and shifting societal expectations reshape national direction. The guests reflect on long-term digital resilience, the role of innovation ecosystems and the cultural strengths that could influence future development. Their exchange considers how interconnected systems, strategic investment and new skills will guide how Finland adapts to rapid technological change. The exchange highlights how cyber security, advanced analytics and space-based technologies may contribute to a more robust digital environment. It also considers how public and private collaboration can support sustainable growth as Finland navigates future trends with confidence.

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Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Simo Roikonen, Advisor and Architect Global Software Engineering Team at Twoday, Jari Mannonen, Head of Cyber Security Development at Piisku and Thomas Raehalme, Chief Technology Officer at Admicom. The conversation explores how organisations can design and maintain secure event-driven architectures in modern digital environments. The exchange highlights the importance of building resilient systems that can handle real-time data flows while protecting sensitive information from evolving cyber threats. The discussion also considers how strong security practices, cloud-based platforms and well-structured software architecture support reliable business operations. Broader themes include risk management, compliance and the role of technology leadership in creating secure and scalable digital solutions. By examining key principles behind secure event-driven architectures, the episode offers useful perspectives for technology professionals working with distributed systems, cyber security and enterprise software development.

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Today's episode is hosted by Luke Vickers and they are joined on the podcast by Mikko Muurinen, Head of Data & AI at Helen, Eija Moisala, Head of Digital Identity and Data at Elisa, Janne Nikkola, Head of Data Management & Data Platform at Neste and Olli Kilpelainen, Vice President Data Platform and Ecosystem at Betolar Oyj. The conversation explores how organisations can build a strong tech and AI culture that supports innovation, collaboration and long-term growth. The exchange highlights the importance of leadership, clear strategy and shared values when developing data-driven operating models across complex business environments. The discussion also considers how digital transformation, modern data platforms and responsible use of artificial intelligence can help organisations improve decision-making and stay competitive. Broader themes include aligning technology with business goals, encouraging skills development and creating a culture that embraces continuous improvement. By examining practical approaches to building a sustainable tech and AI culture, the episode offers useful perspectives for leaders and professionals working in data, technology and digital innovation.

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Today's episode is hosted by Luke Vickers and they are joined on the podcast by Fredrik Wollsén, Chief AI Engineer at AI @ Your Service, Sami Pylkkanen, AI Lead at QOCO Systems, Tuomo Korkala, Vice President Data & Analytics at Huhtamaki and Rob Guinness, Senior Engineering Manager at Snyk. The conversation explores what can be achieved with artificial intelligence today and how organisations are moving from experimentation to real-world impact. The exchange highlights current capabilities, realistic expectations and the importance of aligning use cases with business needs. Discussion broadens to consider data readiness, engineering maturity and the balance between innovation and risk. Attention is given to scaling solutions responsibly, integrating AI into existing systems and supporting teams as adoption accelerates. Later, the conversation returns to artificial intelligence in the context of near-term value, examining how organisations prioritise initiatives, measure outcomes and build sustainable foundations for future development. The discussion offers perspective for leaders navigating practical AI adoption across diverse technical and organisational environments.

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Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Tasim Carku, Security Specialist at Qt Group, Suvi Kaartinen, Lead Security Advisor at Cyberismo and Akseli Erikkilä, Information Security Management Lead at Mehiläinen. The conversation explores making GRC practical and how organisations translate governance, risk and compliance requirements into workable everyday processes. The exchange highlights the challenge of balancing regulatory demands with operational efficiency while maintaining clear ownership and accountability. Discussion broadens to consider risk management frameworks, security operations and the role of tooling in supporting effective compliance. Attention is given to aligning policies with real-world workflows, improving visibility across the organisation and embedding security thinking into business decisions. Later, the conversation returns to making GRC practical in the context of maturity and scale, examining how organisations can simplify complexity, support stakeholders and build sustainable security practices. The discussion offers perspective for leaders aiming to strengthen governance while enabling agility and resilience.

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Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Sucheta Bali, Project Manager at RELEX Solutions, Dayananda Aswathaiah, Product Manager at F-Secure Corporation, Pilvi Tunturi, Chief Customer Officer at WithSecure and Teemu Sevon, Senior Advisor (Digital Strategy & Design) at Kaira Clan. The conversation explores from code to coaching and how technology professionals move from hands-on technical roles into leadership and coaching-focused positions. The exchange highlights the changing expectations placed on modern leaders as teams scale and collaboration becomes more central. Discussion broadens to consider skill development, communication and the balance between technical expertise and people leadership. Attention is given to coaching mindsets, career transitions and how organisations support leadership growth. Later, the conversation returns to from code to coaching in the context of long-term career development, offering perspective on building resilient teams, sustainable leadership pathways and strong engineering cultures.

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Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Roger Carulla, Senior Director Engineering at Trimble Inc., Jenny Fast, Director Of Talent at Smartly Helsinki HQ, Tuomo Paavilainen, Engineering Manager at Smartly Helsinki HQ and Ilya Mikhalev, Head Of Talent Acquisition at Swarmia Oy. The conversation explores tech & talent and how organisations align technical ambition with people strategy in competitive markets. The exchange highlights the relationship between engineering leadership, hiring practices and building environments where teams can grow and perform. Discussion broadens to examine attracting skilled engineers, developing talent internally and balancing delivery pressure with sustainable team culture. Attention is given to leadership expectations, collaboration between engineering and talent functions and adapting to changing workforce dynamics. Later, the conversation returns to tech & talent in the context of long-term capability building, considering how organisations maintain momentum, retain expertise and evolve alongside technology. The discussion offers perspective for leaders shaping resilient teams in fast-moving digital environments.

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Today's episode is hosted by Luke Vickers and they are joined on the podcast by Mikko Aro, Director Product Management & Strategy at KONE, Olli Kilpeläinen, Vice President Data Platform And Ecosystem at Betolar and Niina Hagman, Director AI Enablement at Konecranes. The conversation explores organisational clarity as a cornerstone for achieving long-term goals in complex organisations. The exchange highlights how clear strategic direction, shared priorities and leadership alignment help teams navigate uncertainty and maintain focus as environments continue to evolve.The discussion broadens to examine how data, technology and operating models support clarity across the enterprise. Attention is given to decision-making structures, cross-functional collaboration and the challenge of translating ambition into consistent execution while managing change at scale. Later, the conversation returns to organisational clarity in the context of sustainable growth and resilience. The exchange considers how organisations can reinforce alignment over time, develop the right capabilities and connect people, processes and platforms to deliver meaningful outcomes and long-term strategic progress.

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Today's episode is hosted by James Dyson and they are joined on the podcast by Jukka Seppanen, CISO at UpCloud, Janne Herkama, Co-Founder at Herkama Consulting Oy and Francisco Romerogotor, Sovereign Hybrid Cloud Service Owner at Vivicta. The conversation explores sovereign cloud & data repatriation as organisations respond to growing regulatory pressure, security expectations and the need for greater control over data and infrastructure. The exchange highlights why cloud governance and data residency are increasingly strategic concerns for technology and business leaders. Discussion broadens to examine hybrid cloud approaches, operational accountability and how organisations balance compliance with innovation. Later, the conversation returns to sovereign cloud & data repatriation in the context of resilience, trust and long-term digital strategy, offering perspective on how enterprises are shaping secure, compliant and future-ready cloud environments.

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Today's episode is hosted by Ali Yasen and they are joined on the podcast by Angelina Zaronina-Nedashkovsky, Director ERP Transformation at Wärtsilä, Taina Toivonen, Senior IT Manager ERP at Fazer Food Services Oy, Jesus Muñoz, Supply Chain Development Manager at Valmet and Erika Barbara Bottacci, IT Process Performance Lead at Neste. The conversation explores how organisations approach ERP in practice, focusing on the interplay between technology, standardisation and the people who bring transformation to life. By examining challenges across processes, systems and cross-functional collaboration, the exchange highlights the importance of clarity, shared frameworks and communication in enabling smooth transitions. The guests consider how the human factor influences adoption and outcomes, emphasising the value of empathy, engagement and continuous learning throughout major change initiatives. Later, the discussion revisits the main topic keyword while assessing the role of structured governance, data consistency and long-term capability building. It also reflects on how operational maturity and cultural readiness shape the success of ERP programmes. Through these insights, the episode offers a broad perspective on what helps organisations implement sustainable solutions that strengthen efficiency and support strategic growth.

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