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endtoendketen

Endtoendketen is a term used to describe the concept of an integrated end-to-end value chain that covers all stages from raw material sourcing to final delivery and beyond. In practice, it denotes coordinated processes, data sharing, and governance across multiple partners and systems to achieve seamless operation and visibility across the entire chain. The term is commonly used in Dutch-speaking business and technology communities to emphasize holistic chain management rather than isolated optimizations.

Endtoendketen encompasses procurement, production planning, logistics, warehousing, distribution, and customer service. Core goals include end-to-end visibility,

Implementation often relies on an event-driven information architecture, API-based integrations, and data platforms that consolidate signals

Accomplishing endtoendketen can improve supply chain transparency, reduce lead times, enable faster recalls, and enhance resilience

Endtoendketen is distinct from end-to-end encryption, which focuses on data security, and from isolated functional silos.

real-time
data
exchange,
traceability
of
items
and
information,
and
consistent
decision-making
across
partners.
Standardized
identifiers,
common
data
models,
and
interoperable
interfaces
are
typically
required
to
align
systems
across
suppliers,
manufacturers,
logistics
providers,
retailers,
and
customers.
from
ERP,
MES,
WMS,
transportation
management
systems,
and
Internet
of
Things
sensors.
Standards
such
as
GS1
for
product
identification
and
EDI
or
modern
APIs
for
data
exchange
are
leveraged
to
support
interoperability.
Digital
twin
and
simulation
tools
may
be
used
to
optimize
planning,
while
advanced
analytics
support
demand
forecasting
and
risk
assessment.
by
detecting
disruptions
earlier.
Challenges
include
data
privacy
and
governance,
reluctance
to
share
sensitive
information,
integration
complexity
across
legacy
systems,
and
the
need
for
consistent
data
quality
and
change
management.
It
complements
approaches
such
as
supply
chain
resilience,
digital
transformation,
and
interoperability
initiatives.