Certification of Logistics Technologies

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A formal process by which logistics technologies—such as software platforms, warehouse management systems, transportation management systems, automated handling equipment, and tracking devices—are evaluated, tested, and approved against established industry standards and criteria to ensure they meet performance, safety, interoperability, and compliance requirements.

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