Transactional Event Streaming

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In logistics and supply chain management, transactional event streaming is the continuous, real-time capture and propagation of business events associated with transactions (such as order placements, inventory updates, or shipment events) in a guaranteed atomic, reliable and ordered manner across distributed systems, enabling consistent state and coordinated processing without data loss or duplication.

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