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      Podcast - Connecting the Dots

      “Connecting the Dots”, the official Securitas podcast, is made of inspiring discussions with tech pioneers, social activists, and others who help us see what really matters through insights on innovation, sustainability, and community advocacy. This podcast is for those who want to see a different world.

       

      Will AI keep us safe?

      In this episode we sit down with Viking Johansson, Innovation Director at Securitas, to learn how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used as a valuable tool to manage and analyze the large amount of unstructured data. Tune in now for this exciting discussion on the role of AI in shaping the future of security.

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      The confidence gap

      In this episode we explore the various dimensions of the confidence gap together with Lauren Currie, activist and entrepreneur who is on a mission to change confidence for women. Lauren is the CEO and Founder of UPFRONT, an organization dedicated to changing confidence, visibility and power for 1 million women and non-binary people. 

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      Overcoming borders to belonging

      In this episode we  learn about the challenges and steps organizations can take to promote diversity and inclusion, emphasizing the need for a long-term approach rather than quick fixes. Greg highlights the significance of representation in leadership positions and suggests practical strategies such as lowering language expectations and empowering employee resource groups (ERGs). Join us for insights in creating an inclusive and diverse work environment.

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      Securing the future

      In this episode of Connecting the Dots we discover the future of security with Martin Althén, member of Securitas Group Management, and President Securitas Digital.  We travel to the future and unveil how the world will look like. Martin takes us through the possibilities within the further development of the Internet of Things (IoT), human-machine integration, nanotechnology, quantum computing and all things sounding straight out of a sci-fi movie plot. 

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      Climate adaptation

      In this episode of Connecting the Dots, we sit down with Mikael Mikaelsson, a Policy Fellow from the Swedish Environment Institute to talk about an important yet often ignored component of the global response to climate change: climate adaptation.

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