2026 Manufacturing Trends for France and Europe: What Changed, What Matters, What’s Next
ON DEMAND WEBINAR HELD IN FRENCH In this webinar, we’ll take a clear, pragmatic look at what actually changed over the past year and what manufacturing leaders should prioritize next. The session focuses on execution over experimentation, highlighting how leading teams are adapting their operating models, empowering frontline teams, and preparing for the challenges ahead in 2026.
About this event
WEBINAR HELD IN FRENCH
Manufacturers are entering 2026 under sustained pressure, with increasing demands on cost, compliance, and execution. Supply chains remain fragile, workforce challenges are evolving into long-term skills gaps, and while AI adoption is accelerating, real impact on day-to-day operations remains uneven.
In 2025, many strategies were put to the test. In 2026, the challenge is no longer experimentation, but execution — faster, with more control, and without unnecessary complexity.
This webinar offers a clear view of what truly changed over the past year, and the concrete priorities manufacturers should focus on moving forward.
What We’ll Cover
- 2025 in Review: What Actually Changed
The operational shifts that defined last year and how they are reshaping manufacturing priorities for 2026. - AI That Supports Execution
Where AI is delivering value today, where it falls short, and how leading manufacturers are using it to better coordinate operational work. - The Critical Role of Frontline Teams
How to address skills, compliance, and performance challenges by enabling teams to act in real time. - 2026 Priorities
What to invest in, what to evolve, and what to avoid to stay agile in the face of ongoing disruption.
Who Should Attend
- Manufacturing and Operations Leaders
- Quality, Industrial Engineering, and Continuous Improvement
- IT and Digital Transformation
- Industrial Leadership and Operational Excellence teams
Step back from daily fire drills and walk away with clearer priorities, a sharper understanding of key trends, and a practical perspective on how to lead manufacturing operations through 2026.
Featuring:
Michelle Marchant
<p>Account Executive General Manufacturing, Tulip<br /></p>
Thierry Feuillerat
<p>General Manufacturing Sales Team Lead, Tulip</p>