TechSolutions 2026 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2026

TechSolutions 2026 is a major professional technology event focused on the digital transformation of businesses and organisations. The event represents the evolution of the long-running Salons Solutions format under a new TechSolutions identity, bringing together enterprise software providers, technology companies, consultants, integrators and business decision-makers. Its technology scope covers ERP, CRM, business intelligence, data, artificial intelligence, e-procurement, document management, HR information systems, cybersecurity, fintech, mobility and no-code or low-code solutions.

The event is designed for professionals who are evaluating technologies, planning digital transformation projects or looking for ways to improve business processes. Visitors can compare enterprise software, attend conferences, participate in practical workshops, meet technology providers and arrange project-focused business appointments.

A major emphasis is placed on the relationship between enterprise applications and emerging technologies. Artificial intelligence is integrated across subjects such as ERP, CRM, finance, purchasing, HR, data management, cybersecurity and document processes rather than being treated as an isolated technology category.

The event also provides a business-oriented environment where technology demonstrations can be connected to real organisational requirements. Visitors can investigate solutions for automation, process optimisation, data management, customer relationship management and operational efficiency while speaking directly with vendors and implementation specialists.

Event dates

TechSolutions 2026 will take place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in Paris, France.

• Event dates: October 14–15, 2026
• Opening hours: 9:00 AM–6:00 PM on the first day
• Opening hours: 9:00 AM–5:30 PM on the second day
• Venue: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
• City: Paris, France
• Visitor type: Professional visitors

The official organiser confirms the event schedule, venue and professional-only access.

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Venue & event site

TechSolutions will be held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, one of the principal exhibition and conference complexes in Paris. The official venue address is 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 75015 Paris, while the event information identifies Porte de Versailles as the exhibition location.

The venue provides an appropriate setting for a large enterprise technology exhibition, with exhibition areas, conference rooms, workshops, business meeting spaces, visitor services and catering facilities. Its location inside Paris also gives attendees access to extensive public transport connections.

TechSolutions operates alongside related professional technology communities, creating a broader environment around enterprise applications, mobility, cybersecurity, cloud and artificial intelligence. This wider event ecosystem allows visitors to discover technologies that connect directly with enterprise IT and digital transformation projects.

The exhibition environment is intended to support both discovery and practical business discussions. Visitors can move between technology stands, conference areas and workshop spaces while building a programme around their specific professional requirements.

Full technology programme

The TechSolutions programme covers a broad range of enterprise technologies and business applications. The official event describes its core areas as ERP, CRM, document management, mobility, HR information systems, e-procurement, AI, data, fintech and cybersecurity.

Key programme areas include:

• ERP and enterprise management: Integrated business management platforms, financial management, supply chain, operations and enterprise applications.
• CRM and customer experience: Customer relationship management, sales automation, customer data and CX technologies.
• Artificial intelligence: Generative AI, AI agents, enterprise AI, automation and practical business applications.
• Data and business intelligence: Analytics, data governance, decision-making, reporting and data-driven operations.
• E-procurement: Source-to-pay, purchasing automation, supplier management and procurement analytics.
• Document management: Electronic document management, intelligent document processing, electronic signatures and workflow automation.
• HR technology: HR information systems, employee data, workforce processes and AI-supported HR operations.
• Cybersecurity and cloud: Cyber resilience, cloud infrastructure, AI security and enterprise protection.
• No-code and low-code: Tools that enable organisations to develop or customise applications with reduced traditional development requirements.
• Fintech: Financial technology, automation and digital finance processes.

The programme demonstrates how these technologies increasingly overlap. For example, AI is presented within CRM, ERP, purchasing, finance, HR and data sessions rather than being confined to a single specialist area.

Key speakers & industry leaders

TechSolutions brings together technology specialists, consultants, software providers, business leaders and subject-matter experts. The conference programme includes representatives from technology companies as well as professionals sharing implementation experience and practical business perspectives.

The programme features speakers such as Ian Mac, Managing Partner at CXP, who participates in analysis of CRM and customer experience technology trends. Other sessions feature professionals from organisations including Toshiba, Zoho partners, Synolia, Sage, Deveho and other enterprise technology specialists.

Examples of the expertise represented in the programme include:

• Ian Mac: CRM and customer experience market analysis.
• Anne Jamot: Finance leadership and practical electronic invoicing experience.
• Paul Najjar: Electronic document management and digitalisation expertise.
• Vincent Gagnon: Marketing and CRM transformation.
• Stéphane Perrayon: Enterprise software and international transformation.
• Nicolas Majch: ERP consulting and implementation expertise.
• Arnaud Collery: AI, leadership and management development.

The speaker programme combines vendor expertise with business case studies and technology analysis. Visitors should consult the official programme for the latest speaker assignments and session details.

Technology sectors & themes

TechSolutions covers the main technology layers involved in modern enterprise transformation. Its sector structure is particularly relevant to organisations that need to connect operational applications, data and automation.

The principal themes include:

• ERP: Enterprise resource planning, finance, supply chain, operations and integrated applications.
• CRM: Sales force automation, customer relationship management and customer experience.
• BI and analytics: Business intelligence, reporting, dashboards and decision-support systems.
• Data management: Data quality, data governance, integration, master data and AI-ready information.
• AI: Generative AI, intelligent agents, copilots and business automation.
• E-procurement: Procurement workflows, supplier management and Source-to-Pay.
• Electronic document management: Digital documents, workflow, electronic invoicing and intelligent capture.
• HR technology: HR data, employee systems and responsible AI applications.
• Cybersecurity: Cyber resilience, threat management, cloud security and AI-related risks.
• Mobility: Mobile applications and technologies supporting employees and field operations.
• No-code and low-code: Application development and business process customisation.

The event’s integrated approach reflects the growing importance of connecting systems rather than managing each application independently. The organiser specifically describes ERP, CRM, BI, data, e-procurement and document technologies as an interconnected enterprise technology ecosystem.

Sessions, talks & presentations

The conference programme provides a combination of keynote sessions, round tables, expert discussions, return-on-experience presentations and specialist workshops. The official programme includes sessions examining AI adoption, ERP transformation, CRM and CX, procurement, HR data, electronic invoicing, document management and enterprise data.

Important discussion areas include:

• AI in the enterprise: Moving from experimentation toward controlled and measurable business use.
• AI and ERP: Understanding how artificial intelligence is changing enterprise management software.
• AI and CRM: Exploring automation, personalisation, customer data and intelligent sales processes.
• Electronic invoicing: Understanding implementation, process optimisation and operational implications.
• Procurement transformation: Applying AI to Source-to-Pay and supplier management.
• HR data: Building reliable employee information foundations for analytics and AI.
• Document automation: Moving from traditional document management toward intelligent information processing.
• Cybersecurity: Examining AI-enabled threats, ransomware and enterprise cyber resilience.

The programme also includes practical return-on-experience sessions, allowing visitors to hear how organisations have approached specific technology projects rather than relying exclusively on theoretical presentations.

Workshops & demonstrations

Workshops are an important part of the TechSolutions format because they allow exhibitors and technology specialists to move beyond high-level presentations into practical demonstrations.

Examples of workshop subjects include AI-powered document capture, CRM transformation, ERP deployment, procurement automation, data preparation for AI and electronic invoicing. The programme includes technology demonstrations from companies such as Plustek Technology France and Anjoy IT, Synolia, Odoo, Toshiba and other exhibitors.

Workshop formats can include:

• Live software demonstrations: Showing how platforms operate in realistic business scenarios.
• Customer case studies: Explaining implementation challenges and lessons learned.
• Technology comparisons: Examining different approaches to solving enterprise problems.
• Process demonstrations: Showing how automation can connect multiple business stages.
• Expert workshops: Providing specialist guidance on technology adoption and implementation.

The practical nature of these sessions can help visitors understand how technologies fit into existing systems, workflows and organisational structures.

Ticket types & registration

TechSolutions is a professional-only event. The exhibition and freely accessible sessions are available to professional visitors without a general admission charge, according to event information published for the exhibition.

The main participation categories include:

• Professional visitor: Free professional access following registration.
• Conference attendee: Access to eligible conferences and sessions available through the visitor programme.
• Workshop attendee: Access to workshops subject to the requirements specified for individual sessions.
• Exhibitor: Commercial participation for companies presenting technology and services.
• Speaker: Access associated with participation in the conference programme.

There is therefore no visitor price requiring euro-to-dollar conversion. Exhibitor participation is handled separately by the organiser, with companies invited to request information about exhibiting. The official exhibition page provides a dedicated enquiry process for potential exhibitors.

Startup & investor opportunities

TechSolutions is primarily a professional enterprise technology exhibition rather than a dedicated startup investment conference. Nevertheless, startups and emerging technology companies can use the event to present solutions to potential enterprise customers, partners and technology decision-makers.

The most relevant startup areas include:

• Artificial intelligence: Enterprise AI, automation and intelligent agents.
• Data: Analytics, data governance and AI-ready information.
• No-code and low-code: Rapid application development and workflow automation.
• Cybersecurity: Enterprise security and cyber resilience.
• Fintech: Digital financial processes and automation.
• CRM and CX: Customer engagement, sales automation and customer intelligence.
• Document technology: Intelligent capture, electronic invoicing and process automation.

The event’s project-meeting format is particularly relevant to technology companies seeking enterprise customers because it is designed to connect exhibitors with visitors around specific business requirements. The organiser describes these appointments as a way of bringing exhibitors and visitors together around projects and prospects.

Exhibitors & technology companies

TechSolutions brings together more than 150 exhibitors and partners according to the organiser’s current event information. Companies represent enterprise software, IT services, consulting, automation, data, CRM, AI and other technology categories.

Examples of companies represented in the current event ecosystem include:

• Odoo: Enterprise applications, ERP, CRM and business management.
• Smartsheet: Work management and enterprise collaboration.
• Cegid: Business management, finance, HR and enterprise software.
• COSMO CONSULT: Business software and digital transformation.
• NTT DATA Business Solutions: Enterprise technology and SAP-related services.
• Ivalua: Procurement and spend management.
• HubSpot: CRM, marketing, sales and customer service.
• Axelor: Enterprise applications and business management.
• QAD: Manufacturing and enterprise software.
• Nomadia: Mobility and field-service technology.
• Synolia: CRM, ERP, BI, data and AI integration.
• DocuWare: Document management and intelligent automation.
• Weproc: Procurement and Source-to-Pay technology.

The final exhibitor directory can change as companies confirm their participation, so visitors should use the official directory for the latest stand information.

Networking & business meetings

Business networking is one of the central components of TechSolutions. In addition to spontaneous conversations at exhibition stands, the event provides structured project meetings intended to connect exhibitors with relevant professional visitors.

The organiser reports more than 500 project appointments within the wider event programme. These meetings are designed to give technology suppliers an opportunity to discuss specific requirements with potential customers rather than relying only on general exhibition-floor traffic.

Networking opportunities include:

• Project appointments: Focused conversations between visitors and exhibitors.
• Exhibition meetings: Discussions at technology stands.
• Conference networking: Connections between attendees sharing professional interests.
• Workshop discussions: Smaller-group interaction around specific technologies.
• Business development: Opportunities to identify suppliers, implementation partners and technology specialists.

Visitors preparing for the event can use the exhibitor information and programme to identify companies relevant to their technology projects before arriving.

Event rules & visitor information

TechSolutions is reserved for professional visitors. The venue and organiser information specifies professional-only access, meaning visitors should register with accurate professional information and follow the event’s admission requirements.

Important visitor considerations include:

• Professional access: Admission is intended for business and technology professionals.
• Registration: Visitors should complete registration before attending.
• Badge: A valid event badge is required for access.
• Security: Visitors must follow venue security procedures.
• Conference access: Individual sessions may have their own registration or capacity requirements.
• Workshop access: Some workshops require advance registration.
• Exhibitor meetings: Visitors should respect scheduled appointment times.
• Venue rules: All attendees must follow Paris Expo Porte de Versailles regulations.

The event contact information supplied by the organiser is +33 (0)1 44 39 85 00, with visitor and event enquiries handled through the official TechSolutions/Salons Solutions team.

How to get there

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris and is well connected to the metropolitan transport network. Its central location makes public transport a practical option for visitors arriving from central Paris and other parts of the city.

International visitors can reach Paris through Charles de Gaulle or Orly airports before continuing toward Porte de Versailles using public transport, taxi or private transfer. Paris’ extensive metro and tram network also provides connections from major railway stations and business districts.

Visitors travelling by car can approach the venue through the Paris ring road and follow the dedicated Porte de Versailles exits. The organiser provides driving directions based on whether visitors approach via the inner or outer section of the périphérique.

Public transport & parking

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles has several public transport connections.

• Metro: Line 12 to Porte de Versailles.
• Tram: T2 and T3a to Porte de Versailles – Parc des Expositions.
• Bus: Lines 39 and 80 provide access to the exhibition area.
• Bicycle: Vélib’ bicycle facilities are available close to the venue.
• Car: Multiple parking facilities serve the exhibition complex.

The venue’s official access information identifies Metro Line 12, Tram T2 and T3a, and bus services as principal options. Visitors using Metro Line 12 should use the exit serving the relevant exhibition pavilions.

Parking is available around the exhibition complex, including several designated parking facilities. Visitors with reduced mobility should check the venue’s accessibility and parking information before travelling.

Accommodation areas

Visitors attending TechSolutions can choose from hotels in the 15th arrondissement, around Porte de Versailles, Montparnasse and nearby districts. Staying close to the exhibition centre can reduce commuting time and make it easier to attend early conference sessions and business meetings.

Useful accommodation areas include:

• Porte de Versailles: The closest option for visitors who want to walk to the venue.
• 15th arrondissement: Offers hotels, restaurants and direct transport connections.
• Montparnasse: A major business and transport area with a wide choice of hotels.
• Convention district: Convenient for visitors attending multiple professional events at the exhibition centre.
• Central Paris: Suitable for international visitors who want to combine business travel with wider access to Paris.

Because TechSolutions is held at a major exhibition complex, hotel demand can increase when multiple professional events take place at the venue. Booking accommodation in advance can therefore provide more choice.

Accessibility

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is a major professional exhibition venue with facilities designed to support visitors with reduced mobility. Accessible routes, adapted entrances and suitable facilities are available throughout the complex.

Visitors who require specific assistance should check the latest accessibility information with Paris Expo Porte de Versailles before travelling. It is also advisable to identify the appropriate entrance and pavilion access in advance.

Public transport access can also be planned around accessible stations and routes. Visitors with mobility requirements should allow additional time for transfers and use the venue’s accessibility guidance when preparing their journey.

Previous year’s highlights

The event builds on the long-running Salons Solutions format, which has brought together enterprise technology providers and business decision-makers around applications for digital transformation. The transition to the TechSolutions identity expands the emphasis on technology, innovation and the connection between enterprise systems.

The programme has traditionally covered ERP, CRM, business intelligence, e-procurement, document management, HR systems and data. More recent editions have increasingly integrated artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, automation and mobility into the wider enterprise technology discussion.

The previous programme format included conferences, workshops, round tables and project meetings. Recent sessions have addressed subjects such as AI and ERP, AI-powered CRM and CX, electronic invoicing, AI in procurement, HR data, document automation and cyber resilience.

Technology demonstrations have also provided practical examples. Sessions from Synolia have examined CRM adoption and AI-ready decision data, while other exhibitors have demonstrated intelligent document capture, electronic invoicing, procurement automation and enterprise ERP solutions.

The event therefore combines the established enterprise application ecosystem with newer technologies that are changing how organisations manage data, processes and customer relationships.

Official registration & tickets

Professional visitors can register for TechSolutions through the official Salons Solutions website. The exhibition is reserved for professionals, and the visitor programme is available without a general admission fee.

Registration provides access to the professional exhibition environment and allows visitors to explore the conference and workshop programme. Visitors interested in particular exhibitors can also use the event’s project-meeting format to organise relevant business discussions.

Companies interested in exhibiting can submit an enquiry through the official exhibitor information page. The organiser provides participation information for companies operating in areas such as software, IT services, enterprise applications, digital transformation and related technology sectors.

For the latest registration conditions, programme information, exhibitor directory, workshop availability and visitor instructions, professionals should use the official TechSolutions website.