Published on: 03 November 2026
How a shared framework creates consistency while preserving local flexibility.
How can warehouse processes be standardized across countries without losing sight of what makes each site unique? The second issue of PSI’s Global Walnut Magazine shows how it can be done, using Würth Elektronik eiSos as an example. Whether it’s the highly automated distribution center in Waldenburg, Lyon with its mix of manual and automated processes, or the new US site in Watertown: the PSIwms warehouse management software creates an international standard that leaves room for local requirements. The experience gained at one site serves as a blueprint for the next, and the network is already looking toward Asia.
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