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Stesi S.r.l

Stesi S.r.l

Since 1996, Stesi has been helping companies turn supply chain complexity into a competitive advantage. Stesi has developed its modular platform, silwa, that can transform the internal supply chain into a strategic asset for the success of any company.

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Provider type

Business-Suite-Anbieter

Headquarters

San Fior (TV), Italy

Employees

1–50

Year founded

1996

Listed systems
Silwa WMS

Provider information

Product description

Meet your customers’ expectations with agility and efficiency thanks to a single proprietary, modular and scalable platform that, by combining the functionality of a WMS and a MES, controls and optimizes all warehouse logistics and production flows.

Validated highlights

Validated · as of 2026

Deployment

On-Premise

Certification

DIN EN ISO 9001

Platform

Eigenentwicklung (Nicht-SAP)

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News from Stesi S.r.l

Stesi S.r.l

20/09/2026

Digital Twin: what it is, what it means and how it supports the supply chain

Imagine having to make an important decision: reorganising the warehouse layout, relocating a production line, installing new racking, changing forklift routes. These are all choices that can improve business performance, but they can also introduce unexpected complications.

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Stesi S.r.l

07/09/2026

SKU code: what Stock Keeping Unit means in the warehouse

The SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) code is a unique alphanumeric identifier used to distinguish and track product variants in a warehouse.

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Stesi S.r.l

28/07/2026

ROI supply chain calculation: how to measure the return on a logistic investment

When it comes to investments in supply chain automation, the question most managers ask is almost always the same: »how much will it cost me?« The concept is straightforward: return on investment (ROI) is calculated by subtracting the cost incurred from the value generated, then dividing the result by the capital invested.

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