ERP System for the Fashion and Luxury Supply Chain: Integration with S-OMS and Adaptation of Logistics to B2C

The fashion and luxury industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the rise of digital commerce and the need for agile, omnichannel strategies. In this context, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have evolved from being static basis of enterprise operations to becoming dynamic systems for global coordination and focused on customer needs. This thesis examines the implementation of Stealth system tailored for the fashion and luxury sector, focusing on its integration with the module Stealth OMS (Order Management System) and the adaptation of logistics to meet Business-to-Consumer (B2C) demands. The thesis begins by exploring the evolution of ERP systems and the specific needs of the fashion and luxury industry, where rapid product turnover, seasonal cycles, and global supply chains create unique challenges. Then it is introduced Dedagroup Stealth, a leading ERP provider in this sector, with an analysis into its platform capabilities, including S-OMS and Stealth-Orchestrator modules. These tools provide real-time inventory visibility, order routing, and logistics optimization across omnichannel sales points. Subsequently, the thesis will focus on a real case study based on personal experience in Dedagroup Stealth, technical documentation, interviews related to the ongoing implementation project within an international fashion brand. The project is divided by a "current state" (AS-IS) and "future state" (TO-BE) analysis, with the use of BPMN models and specific use cases, such as warehouse shipping flows, online purchase with in-store pickup, and return-from-home processes in the EMEA region. The conclusion examines the initial results of the system's implementation in the Australian region, where early feedback has confirmed the strategic importance of the new architecture. The experience acquired is currently letting a gradual global implementation, with the objective of standardizing omnichannel processes across all regions. This transformation helps the creation of a scalable, flexible, and intelligent logistics ecosystem that can support the fashion industry's shift towards a fully optimized digital supply chain.