UML Unified Modeling Language (Supply Chain Management)

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UML (Unified Modeling Language) in the context of supply chain management is a standardized graphical modeling language used to visually describe, analyze, and communicate business and logistics processes within the supply chain through various diagram types (e.g., use case, activity, and class diagrams).

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