Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 6:53 am and again at 7:24 pm: RANSAU SYSTEME on BFM Business, appearing on Trajectoire. On screen, the banner identifies RANSAU SYSTEME with the words "L'IA POUR L'INDUSTRIE" [AI for Industry], as shown in the replay clip. The discussion focuses on what AI and custom software change in the daily work of industrial businesses.
RANSAU SYSTEME on BFM Business: Trajectoire on October 14
Carine Dany speaks with Allan Ransau, founder of RANSAU SYSTEME, on Trajectoire on BFM Business. The presenter introduces the company through its specialty: developing custom software and AI for the industrial sector.
We Are Witnessing an Industrial Revolution: What You Need to Understand
"Actuellement, on assiste à une révolution industrielle" [We are currently witnessing an industrial revolution], Allan Ransau explains on the show. He is talking about time saved on repetitive and manual tasks. Here, the gains come from software and AI designed for a specific business process, rather than a general-purpose assistant.
For Allan, the turning point comes from AI spreading into everyday use and the time saved on repetitive and manual tasks, as he explains on set. The figures point in the same direction: in 2025, 20.0% of European enterprises with 10 or more employees used AI, compared with 13.5% a year earlier, according to Eurostat. The idea of a fundamental shift is not new: as early as 2017, the report by the Conseil national de l'industrie, France's National Industry Council, described a "double révolution, digitale et sociétale" [a dual revolution, digital and societal] affecting every industrial sector. On the shop floor, that shift is measured in hours returned to teams for tasks that call for their expertise.
At ITEC ENGINEERING, custom business software reduced production time from 50 h to 45 min per project, a result measured on 100–120 drawings and detailed in the case study. The software processes Excel data and generates AutoCAD drawings, freeing up the equivalent of more than a week's work for engineers on each project.
RANSAU SYSTEME combines engineering and development skills to understand business constraints before designing the tool. The method described on set starts on site, in the factory or engineering office, by listening to the client.
Where Does Your Business Stand?
Allan Ransau put it plainly on set: a business that does not use AI, particularly models adapted to its own tasks, will fall behind. In practice, this means AI models connected to the company's documents and data (RAG, retrieval-augmented generation) for specific tasks: finding a standard, preparing a cost estimate, or drawing on past project records. These tools are deployed while protecting the company's data: it remains under the company's control and is not used to train public models. Taking the subject seriously does not mean changing everything: one well-chosen use case is enough to stay competitive with businesses already adopting these tools.
In your workshop or engineering office, which repetitive task still takes up your teams' time? Identifying that task and the time it takes gives you a concrete starting point for assessing the value of custom software or AI.
Ask us for an audit of your company's AI and software opportunities. We start with an initial conversation, then visit your workshop or engineering office, before the Audit & Diagnostic phase, as part of our audit and consulting services.
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