Traceability is a systematic information management capability that belongs to the class of supply chain transparency mechanisms, differentiating itself by enabling the precise tracking and tracing of materials, products, or entities across all stages of sourcing, production, and distribution through recorded identifiers to ensure accountability, authenticity, and compliance within complex, interconnected systems.
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An analysis of the requirements traceability problem
O. Gotel, Clive Finkelstein · 2002 · 1.2K citations
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