Upstream Data Federation

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In logistics and supply chain management, upstream data federation refers to the approach of integrating, querying, and consolidating data from various upstream systems—such as supplier databases, production and distribution platforms—in real time or near real time without physically moving the data. It provides a unified view of data sources across the upstream supply chain, facilitating faster decision-making.

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