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

Suite Provider

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.

Contact person

Villa Liccer 10/7, 31020 San Fior (TV), Italien

info@stesi.it

+39 0438 403271

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Company Profile

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Presentazione azienda

pdf • 7.1 MB

Product Presentation

pdf • 1.0 MB

Validated highlights

Validated · as of 2026

Deployment

On-Premises

Certification

DIN EN ISO 9001

Platform

Not specified

Implemented storage types

Pharmaceutical Warehouse Cross-Docking Distribution Center Spare Parts Warehouse Consignment Warehouse Food Warehouse Production Supply Warehouse (e.g. Kanban) Frozen Warehouse Distribution Warehouse / Retail Store Supply Customs Warehouse

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News from 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.

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.

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.

30/06/2026

Consignment stock: complete guide to managing goods in a consignment warehouse

Warehouse Logistics WMS.

15/06/2026

Lead time in the supply chain: what it is, definition, how to calculate and reduce it

Lead time is the time range required for a company to fulfill a customer’s request. It is a metric that can be broken down into smaller components, such as procurement, production, warehouse, and transportation lead times.

19/05/2026

Internet of Things (IoT) in logistics: all its applications

The convergence between the digital and physical worlds has now become one of the fundamental trends for the digital transformation of businesses.

05/05/2026

GenAI: situational awareness and competitive advantage according to Giovanni Miragliotta

If everyone is using AI, where is your competitive advantage? Is GenAI really creating value, or is it simply leveling skills and commoditizing work?

22/04/2026

Federico Faggin at Stesi’s 30th anniversary: the difference between human consciousness and machines

Putting technology at the service of human beings, their lives and their consciousness. This is the guiding principle with which Stesi celebrates its thirty years of activity

01/04/2026

Supply Chain: what it is and how to manage it with method and strategy

The Supply Chain is the set of organizations, people, activities, information, technologies, and resources involved in the passage of a product or service from the supplier to the end consumer. By definition, it covers the entire lifecycle of a good: the sourcing of raw materials, production, warehouse storage, distribution, and reverse logistics (returns).

24/03/2026

Managing warehouse seasonality: how to turn demand peaks into a competitive advantage

Every year, during peak periods such as Black Friday, the Christmas season or seasonal sales, warehouses turn into true operational hubs. Demand increases, lead times shrink and efficiency becomes the key to maintaining control over increasingly complex flows. Managing warehouse seasonality means dealing with a delicate balance: ensuring speed and accuracy even when volumes grow, resources become constrained and delivery pressure reaches its highest levels.

10/03/2026

Stesi: 30 Years of vision turning into value

In 2026, Stesi celebrates 30 years of history, expertise, and innovation dedicated to the supply chain and industrial processes. A journey that began in 1996 with Stefano Cudicio and a clear vision, now shared by a team of over thirty professionals

10/03/2026

WEBINAR: TMS & WMS – a unified flow from goods to customer

System integration is one of the most essential criteria for anyone operating in the logistics sector. For this reason, Stesi and IDEA GRIP are hosting a webinar dedicated to a key topic for industry professionals: how TMS and WMS can communicate natively to create a unified, continuous, and scalable operational flow.

10/02/2026

Load Units: what are they and why are they essential in logistics?

Load Units play a crucial role in efficient warehouse logistics management.

13/01/2026

Artificial Intelligence and sustainable logistics between data and real applications: where does Italy stand?

In recent years, Italian logistics has found itself at the intersection of two forces that are reshaping the global economy: digitalization and sustainability.

13/01/2026

Logistics KPIs: a guide to key indicators to monitor and optimize the supply chain

In today’s business organizations, controlling operational productivity has become a critical priority. This is where the importance of KPI analysis comes into play. KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are performance metrics that allow companies to measure their processes clearly and objectively through the collection of relevant data.

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