In this special episode, we look ahead to the Scanautomatic and ProcessTeknik trade shows in 2026, where Beyond Tomorrow will be at Location to record the podcast live during the event. Cecilia Jacobsson and Filip Abrahamsson share more about what you can expect from the podcast, which topics will be in focus, and how you can join the conversations—whether you’re visiting the trade show or not.

During the trade show, we’ll be interviewing speakers, experts, and visitors to capture the most relevant discussions in industry, manufacturing, and digitalization. You’ll get to hear in-depth conversations on everything from AI and production digitization to OT security and cybersecurity, while we explore the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of industry.

If you’re visiting the trade show, you’re welcome to meet us at booth A02:11 (Secure Digital Industry Arena) and listen as the episodes are recorded live. All episodes are also published on the “Beyond Tomorrow – Process & Automation” podcast channel, so you can listen whenever it’s convenient for you—whether you’re at Location or following the trade show remotely.

In this episode, we take an in-depth look at cybersecurity from a medical device perspective. Plantvision’s Henrik Fält Padoan sits down for a conversation with Jerker Åberg, who is responsible for Regulatory Affairs, Product Compliance, and Post-Market Surveillance at Getinge, Critical Care, in Solna. The conversation provides concrete insights into how regulations, standards, and practical implementation are interconnected, and why organization, expertise, and culture are often the biggest challenges. They also discuss the balance between transparency and security, how older products are managed in a new threat landscape, and why future requirements will demand faster updates and a more proactive approach. An episode for those who want to stay one step ahead in an increasingly connected medtech landscape.

In this episode, we discuss how smaller and growing life science companies can implement GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) in a way that ensures quality and compliance without slowing down development. Plantvision’s Karin Tördahl, together with senior consultant Jia Hwa Cheng, explains the differences between startups and established pharmaceutical companies, focusing on maturity, resources, and structure. The discussion highlights how a risk-based approach, pragmatic validation, and controlled use of manual processes can achieve the right level of GMP. We also talk about data integrity, supplier partnerships, and the importance of building a GMP culture early on. An episode for those who want to see GMP as an enabler of sustainable growth.

In this episode, we take an in-depth look at how industrial data has become a crucial factor for both sustainability and profitability. Plantvision’s Cecilia Jacobsson, along with Erika von Hage and Jonas Bäckman from Gemit Solutions, discuss why sustainability can no longer be viewed as a reporting exercise, but rather as an integral part of business management. The conversation moves from challenges with data silos and manual workflows to the opportunities presented by real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and smarter resource utilization. We also discuss the organizational change required to operate in a truly data-driven way and look ahead to industrial AI and increasing demands on data quality. An episode for those who want to understand how data can truly drive sustainable industry forward.

In this episode of Beyond Tomorrow, Mattias Anderson sits down with entrepreneur and AI expert David Buresund, CEO of Regnora. Together, they explore how AI is reshaping compliance in the life sciences sector, from automated gap analyses to new ways of working where experts collaborate with AI agents. The conversation highlights both opportunities and challenges, particularly regarding validation, trust, and the path from theory to practical value creation. The episode offers an honest and insightful look at where the industry stands today and how organizations can take their first steps with AI in a prudent and risk-aware manner.