Indeks Dojrzałości Firm Produkcyjnych 2026, Raport dla CEO firm produkcyjnych MŚP

The event is a free online presentation of the first Polish study on manufacturing firm maturity, targeting CEOs of small and medium-sized companies. It will be led by Radek Drzewiecki, founder of Leanpassion, and Wojtek Kotala, Managing Partner of Ancy, on January 14, 2027. The study examines 6 maturity areas across 100-150 firms to identify barriers to scaling and growth.

Registration requires providing a business email, company name, job title, and business phone number. Participants must consent to receive the accompanying PDF report and marketing communications from Leanpassion sp. z o.o. and Ancymony Schulz sp. z o.o. The event is free, with no presentation of a specific offer required to attend.

The study covers six specific areas of maturity that determine growth, scalability, and resilience for manufacturing firms. It aims to show what realistically drives success and what barriers block scaling, rather than just reacting to market demand. The results will be discussed live for 90 minutes followed by a Q&A session with the experts.

The event will take place online on January 14, 2027, starting at 90 minutes of live content. Participants will receive a PDF version of the report via email after signing up. The study focuses on how Polish firms can build predictable growth and competitive advantage in a volatile economic climate.

Leanpassion sp. z o.o. and Ancymony Schulz sp. z o.o. act as joint data administrators for the project. They process the submitted data to handle the event registration, send the report, and manage project-related communication. The registration form explicitly states that personal data will be used for these specific operational purposes.

The study includes a section on how Polish manufacturing firms are preparing for artificial intelligence. It also examines how leaders build predictable growth and whether companies can actively create demand rather than just reacting to it. These topics are central to the discussion on scalability and resilience.

The event is designed specifically for CEOs of small and medium-sized manufacturing companies in Poland. It addresses the unique pressures these firms face, such as cost pressure and changing market conditions. The goal is to help these leaders understand their current strategy, sales, operations, and culture.

The research was conducted by Openfield sp. z o.o., which serves as the research partner. Openfield is located at al. Jana Pawła II 27 in Warsaw and can be contacted at +48 720 815 270 or office@openfield.pl. Their involvement ensures the study has a dedicated research component.

The event is organized by Leanpassion sp. z o.o., based in Warsaw, and Ancymony Schulz sp. z o.o., based in Kraków. These two entities are listed as the organizers and joint data administrators for the project. They have significant experience in strategy and marketing respectively.

The study aims to answer why some firms scale successfully while others remain stagnant despite growth. It seeks to identify the most common barriers blocking scaling and where Polish firms lose their competitive edge. The findings are intended to provide concrete questions for CEOs to ask themselves.

The event includes a live Q&A session where attendees can ask questions to the experts Radek Drzewiecki and Wojtek Kotala. This interactive part follows the 90-minute presentation of the study results. It allows participants to get direct answers regarding their specific company situations.

The report is titled 'Nawigator Wzrostu 2026' and is distributed as a PDF file to registered participants. The study claims to involve 100-150 manufacturing SMEs, providing a substantial sample size for the analysis. The report is delivered electronically via email after registration.

The study highlights how firms can actively create demand instead of merely reacting to it. It also explores the readiness of Polish manufacturing firms to adopt AI technologies. These themes are presented as critical factors for future growth and resilience.

The event is free of charge, and there is no requirement to present a specific offer to attend. The only cost to the participant is the time spent registering and attending the online session. The report is provided at no cost to those who sign up.

The study examines how CEOs currently evaluate their strategy, sales, operations, and corporate culture. It also looks at the impact of cost pressure and fluctuating market conditions on firm performance. These evaluations are part of the broader assessment of maturity.