Unifying Data Ontologies

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Unifying Data Ontologies refers to the process of harmonizing and consolidating diverse semantic data structures and vocabularies across logistics, supply chain, and transportation systems to establish a consistent, interoperable data framework that supports automated data exchange, system integration, and improved decision-making.

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