Stories make people feel, and when we feel something, we remember it. A reason why it’s important to learn more about how to excel in storytelling in the business environment. The Storyselling game will help you create great stories to support sales, recruitment and future growth.​

If you want to hold a physical game session, we encourage you to prepare it by ordering the game and visiting the storyselling website for more information and instructions.

This 16-page folder summarizes how the Atlas Copco Group’s main community engagement initiative Water for All works, why we are supporting water, and how it all began in 1984. It is a great introduction suited e.g. in welcome kits to new employees to encourage them to sign-up for voluntary donations.

This 4-page pamphlet in the shape of a water glass is meant to be used when spreading information about the Atlas Copco Group’s main community engagement initiative Water for All to a wider audience. It is designed to draw attention and lists the main positive impacts access to clean water has on a community. The main purpose is to encourage donations.

This book sets out the Atlas Copco Group’s mission and vision and how we work to fulfill our purpose. It provides guidance on company values and behavior, as well as directions for our strategy and structure. It establishes the Group’s most important business concepts and describes how we add value for all stakeholders. The first edition of the book was published in 1996 to help us establish a common understanding of our culture and the way we do things. This edition, the 12^th, was introduced in March 2022.

For internal use by Atlas Copco Group employees only.

This is the Atlas Copco Group’s most recent history book, published in 2023. Besides a summarizing overview of both the company’s and the world’s historic development since 1873, it is divided into three focus areas: the products, the business, and the organization. Each chapter has a present-day spokesperson and references to his or her key predecessors. There are also several portraits of employees representing different job roles within the Atlas Copco Group.