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Your comprehensive guide to understanding e-commerce and product information management terminology.
Product Information Architecture (PIA) defines how product data is structured, organized, and interrelated within a PIM system and across an e-commerce ecosystem.
Standardized formats and protocols for exchanging product data between businesses and systems, ensuring interoperability and data consistency.
Product Information Governance (PIG) is the overarching framework of policies, processes, roles, and standards for managing the quality, security, and lifecycle of all product information.
A product information master record is the complete, accurate, and authoritative set of data for a single product, serving as the definitive source across all systems.
Product sustainability data encompasses environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information about a product, crucial for conscious consumer choices and compliance.
Product taxonomy is the hierarchical classification system used to organize products, enabling efficient navigation and data management.
A product template defines the standardized set of attributes and data fields required for a specific product type, ensuring consistency and efficiency in product information management.
A product attribute value is the specific data point or piece of information assigned to a product attribute, describing a characteristic of the product.
Product data management (PDM) is the process of managing all product-related information throughout its lifecycle, focusing on organization, control, and access.
The systematic approach to defining, maintaining, and enforcing standards for the quality of product data throughout its lifecycle.
A product data sheet (PDS) is a document that provides comprehensive technical specifications, features, and benefits of a product. It serves as a vital reference for internal teams and customers.
Documented rules and best practices for creating, formatting, and structuring product data to ensure consistency and quality.