Powerfleet, the global leader in artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) solutions, has launched PowerTalks – a new expert webinar series designed specifically for on-site safety and intralogistics leaders across Europe.
The series addresses the major challenges facing warehouse, manufacturing, and distribution operations, moving beyond traditional compliance-focused discussions to focus on real operational data and proven safety strategies.
Tackling industry-wide safety challenges
PowerTalks was developed in response to ongoing safety issues across European on-site operations. With workplace injuries costing an estimated €476 billion annually across Europe, the series tackles systemic issues that traditional safety methods have failed to fix.
The webinars address key operational pain points: frequent forklift incidents, poor safety compliance visibility, unauthorised equipment access, unsafe driving behaviour, and data silos that prevent real-time risk management.
Leveraging global operational intelligence
Ranked as one of the most innovative global tech companies for 2025 by ABI Research, Powerfleet brings unique insights from its work with 48,000 customers across 120 countries. This extensive operational experience helps the company identify patterns and solutions that others overlook, sharing intelligence from successful safety transformations across diverse industrial environments.
PowerTalks features two distinct webinar formats: thought leadership sessions that challenge conventional thinking with provocative industry insights, and customer story presentations that highlight real-world ROI and implementation results.
Designed for European decision-makers
The series targets enterprise-level organisations across key sectors, including automotive, manufacturing, food and beverage, building materials, distribution and logistics, retail, oil and gas, and transportation.
Target participants include regional safety executives, plant managers, facilities managers, safety and compliance directors, logistics managers, maintenance directors, procurement professionals, and operations leaders at all levels – essentially anyone responsible for on-site safety, operational efficiency, or equipment management.
Each 30-minute session combines operational data with practical implementation strategies, including interactive Q&A segments that allow participants to address specific challenges with Powerfleet’s experts directly. The format ensures maximum value without taking up too much time from busy operations professionals.
All PowerTalks sessions are recorded and accessible on demand through a dedicated landing page, ensuring that valuable insights remain available long after the live presentations. This approach accommodates the busy schedules of operations leaders while building a comprehensive library of safety and operational knowledge.
The on-demand format also allows teams to access relevant content when facing specific challenges, making PowerTalks an ongoing resource for operational improvement rather than just a one-time educational event.
Driving measurable impact
PowerTalks aims to provide actionable strategies that participants can apply immediately, verified ROI data from actual facility transformations, early access to emerging AIoT technologies, and direct access to the experts who design safety systems for the world’s largest operations.
The series represents Powerfleet’s commitment to thought leadership in on-site safety, positioning the company as the primary resource for operational intelligence that drives both safety improvements and business performance.
Operations leaders interested in accessing proven strategies for reducing accidents, improving compliance, and optimising on-site performance can register for PowerTalks sessions throughout the year or access the complete on-demand library through the dedicated landing page.
Visit our dedicated landing page to register for upcoming live sessions or explore recorded webinars designed to help European decision-makers stay ahead of emerging challenges whilst protecting their most valuable assets – their people.
