Stanga by ONE

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26+ Years: Powering Digital Transformation, End-to-End.

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Overview

400

employees

1999

founded

Sofia

Bulgaria

Stanga1 provides professional software development services globally to leading software firms, businesses, startups and digital agencies. Our team also specializes in building and managing tech teams

We ensure timely and effective implementation of bespoke solutions for our clients by partnering with them as a trusted technology provider. Our approach is results-oriented, and we pay close attention to detail to ensure high-quality deliverables and a seamless client experience. Stanga1, a division of ONE Technologies, is a publicly traded Israeli company with over 10,000 experts and more than $1 billion in annual sales. We have European IT hubs located in Bulgaria, Ukraine, Poland, and Serbia, ensuring the provision of high-quality, cost-effective, flexible, and scalable solutions. 26+ years of expertise 5-10 business days to start your project/team 350+ skilled experts in various technologies ISO9001 and ISO27001 certifications We offer the following services: Full-cycle product development Dedicated teams Staff Augmentation Managed projects Value-added services Creative studio Blockchain Development AI Solutions

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Business info

Publicly traded: No
Majority shareholders: Management & Employees

Locations

Headquarters, Bulgaria

Delivery CenterSales Office

Founded1999

Employees100

bulevard "Cherni vrah" 43, 1407 g.k. Lozenets, Sofia, Bulgaria

Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Delivery Center

Employees20

ul. "Hristo G. Danov" 15, 4000 Tsentar, Plovdiv, Bulgaria

New York, United States

Sales Office

Employees5

154 Grand St, New York, NY 10013, USA

Tel Aviv, Israel

Sales Office

Employees4

Yegi'a Kapayim St, Petah Tikva, Israel

Nis, Serbia

Delivery Center

Employees15

Kralja Stefana Prvovenčanog 16, Niš, Serbia

Service lines

E-commerce20%

Web Development20%

Mobile App Development20%

Custom Software Development20%

Industries

Technology30%

Business Services25%

Retail20%

Technologies

.NETAdobe Experience Manager (AEM)Amazon Web Services (AWS)AndroidAngularAzure Cloud ServicesAzure Kubernetes Service (AKS)ContentfulDockerGoogle Cloud Platform (GCP)IoniciOSJavaJavaScriptJUnitKatalon StudioMagentoMicrosoft DynamicsOracle Cloud InfrastructureOracle NetSuitePhoneGapPHPPriorityPythonReact NativeReact.jsSalesforceSAP ERPSeleniumservicenowShopifySitecoreSitefinityStripeSymfonyTypeScriptunityUnreal EngineVue.jsWooCommerceXamarin

Case studies

Peugeot Motocycles Configurator

Developed a custom multimarket, multilingual motorcycle configurator for Peugeot Motocycles, enabling customers to personalize models, add accessories, and connect with local dealers for test drives or inquiries. The integrated backend streamlined lead generation and promotion management, boosting customer engagement, operational efficiency, and data-driven marketing across regions.

McDonald’s – GRC The Global Review Center

Stanga1 developed McDonald’s Global Review Center (GRC)—a scalable PHP/Symfony and ReactJS platform that streamlines creative review and approval across Legal, Marketing, and Creative teams. By uniting global workflows, it ensures message consistency, brand integrity, and efficiency, boosting the Marketing team’s productivity and performance.

Digital tools for managing and monitoring VW production and sales processes.

Digital tools for overseeing VW’s production and sales operations. The Stanga1 team successfully delivered a custom Java-based solution that dynamically processes large data volumes to calculate market-specific CO2 emissions from VW vehicles.

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Certifications²

ISO 9001

Quality Management Systems

Since 2020

ISO 27001

Information Security Management Systems

Since 2020

Leadership

Cyril Simon

CEO & Founder

Nedret Recep

CTO

Mariana Metodieva

CFO

Filip Filibosyan

Managing Director

Georgi Dimitrov

Director of Business Development

Insights

Avoiding Costly Oracle NetSuite Go-Lives: Governance Over Speed

Oracle NetSuite go-lives that prioritize speed over governance often push cost and risk into the first year—showing up as low adoption, manual workarounds, and unreliable reporting. The piece highlights four common failure modes: treating ERP as an IT-only project, underinvesting in change management, over-customizing too early, and skipping internal ownership. It recommends balancing pace with a solid foundation: involve finance/ops users early, design workflows intentionally, set governance for decisions and data, limit customization until the baseline is stable, and build internal capability to reduce dependency. For tech leaders, the takeaway is to run ERP as operating infrastructure—not a deadline-driven install.

ERP Market Evolution: Platform Consolidation and Cloud Shift

ERP platforms are consolidating around cloud-native architectures while expanding into integrated business platforms. The content outlines leading ERP systems in 2026, comparing capabilities across scalability, modularity, and industry fit, with emphasis on SaaS delivery and ecosystem integration. It highlights how vendors are embedding analytics, automation, and AI into core workflows. For technology leaders, ERP selection is no longer a system choice but a platform decision impacting data architecture, integration strategy, and long-term operational agility.

Shopify Growth Depends on Operational Simplicity

Many e-commerce initiatives fail not because of platform limitations, but because operational complexity grows faster than the business can manage. This article explains how Shopify reduces technical overhead through integrated hosting, payments, security, and multi-channel commerce while enabling businesses to scale incrementally. It also highlights the operational foundations required for sustainable growth, including product catalog structure, conversion-focused storefront design, payment and shipping configuration, analytics, and marketing orchestration. For technology leaders, the key takeaway is that scalable commerce depends less on custom infrastructure and more on disciplined operational design and extensible platform architecture.

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