Read our client cases

The Saint-Nazaire-based Chantiers de l’Atlantique is a builder of the world’s largest passenger ships and boasts exceptional design and integrator expertise.

Caisse d’Epargne (Hauts-de-France) wanted to digitize physical visual management by supporting 5 teams in the design of their new wallboards.

Current by GE is an American company that deploys, on behalf of General Electric, innovative solutions in the management of collective lights (office, motorways, etc).

Toyota commissioned Pingflow in 2016/2017 to renovate the logistics Andon of the Tôlerie at the Toyota Onnaing site. The old system no longer worked and did not meet Toyota’s expectations and needs. A Toyota/Pingflow collaborative working group has been set up to analyse the problem and develop an innovative solution (…)

Kubota is a Japanese manufacturer N°1 in Europe with its mini-excavators, compact tractors and engines, Kubota Corporation recently attacked the agricultural tractor sector with the launch of its new M series. Located in the Bierendyck area, in Bierne (59), the new factory dedicated to tractor construction was inaugurated in September (…)

Stelia Aerospace, a subsidiary of the Airbus group, was born of the merger between Aerolia and Sogerma. It offers comprehensive solutions for aircraft manufacturers and airlines. As a result, it designs and manufactures aerospace structures, pilot seats and first-class and business-class seats for major aerospace names such as Airbus, ATR, (…)

CLAAS is also a leader in the production of combine harvesters, including the Lexions. The 20 production plants are located in France, Germany, Hungary, Uzbekistan, Russia, the United States and India.

Thanks to its status as a mutual group of 16 Caisses d’Epargne in the region and a complete offer in bancassurance, Caisse d’Epargne is involved locally in each of its projects to become a real engine of economic life at the service of its region.

Renault is a French car manufacturer linked to the Japanese manufacturer Nissan since 1999 and was in 2013 the world’s fourth largest automotive group. The Renault Group has 38 plants and numerous subsidiaries worldwide.