UDS Unified Data Standards

Quelle: https://www.gs1.org/standards/data-standards

UDS (Unified Data Standards) refers to an industry-wide framework for harmonizing data formats and protocols in logistics and supply chain management. Its aim is to ensure interoperability, transparency, and efficiency in data exchange among all parties throughout the supply chain.

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