Service-Oriented Architecture in SCM

Quelle: https://www.ibm.com/topics/service-oriented-architecture

Service-Oriented Architecture in SCM is an architectural approach that uses modular, reusable services as building blocks to integrate, orchestrate, and automate processes, applications, and systems across the supply chain. It enables a flexible, scalable, and adaptable IT infrastructure that can rapidly respond to changing business and market requirements.

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