Testing Environment Virtualization

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The use of virtualization technologies (e.g., virtual machines or containers) to create isolated test environments for planning, simulating, and validating logistics, supply chain, or transportation systems. It enables more flexible resource management, faster provisioning, and cost savings in system integration and troubleshooting.

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