At Siemens Realize LIVE Europe 2026, held in Amsterdam from June 29 to July 1, OPmobility shared its vision for addressing one of the industry’s biggest challenges: increasing complexity.
As technologies, customer expectations and regulations evolve, automotive players must handle more data, connect more teams and coordinate more complex development cycles. For OPmobility, digital continuity is a practical way to manage this complexity and turn it into a lever for performance.
Linking digital continuity to OPmobility’s activities
Speaking at the event, Sandrine Ledru, Executive Vice President & Chief Digital and Information Officer at OPmobility, explained how the Group connects people, processes and data across the product lifecycle. This unified digital backbone supports better collaboration, faster decisions and greater efficiency, from design and engineering to manufacturing.
OPmobility’s Digital Twin is one example of this digital continuity in action. It connects product and process data to support simulation, improve collaboration and help teams make better decisions earlier in the development cycle.
The key takeaway is clear: digital tools only create value when they are connected to strong collaboration. Together, they help OPmobility transform complexity into a competitive advantage and support the next generation of mobility.
“At OPmobility, our answer to growing industrial complexity is digital continuity. By combining a unified digital backbone with a culture of collaboration, we can accelerate innovation, improve quality and strengthen our competitiveness.”
Sandrine Ledru
Executive Vice President & Chief Digital and Information Officer, OPmobility
