Master Data Management

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Master Data Management (MDM) is a discipline, set of processes, governance, and technologies to create, maintain, and disseminate a single, consistent, and authoritative source of key business data (master data) across an organization and its systems, ensuring data accuracy, uniformity, and interoperability in supply chain and logistics operations.

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