B2B data inconsistency

Quelle: https://www.ibm.com/blogs/industries/how-data-quality-impacts-supply-chain/

B2B data inconsistency refers to conflicting or non-uniform data between business partners in B2B contexts, such as mismatched addresses, product identifiers, quantities, or delivery dates across trading partners' systems, causing errors in order processing, warehousing, shipping, and invoicing.

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