What is Resource

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A resource is any concrete or abstract good, product, fluid or service that is needed to execute a process. One hour of Pet scan, a drug, a room, a brain surgeon, electrical power, a calendar are some examples of resources required to execute some processes. Learn more in: Healthcare Information System Modelling

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A resource is any concrete or abstract good, product, fluid or service that is needed to execute a process. One hour of Pet scan, a drug, a room, a brain surgeon, electrical power, a calendar are some examples of resources required to execute some processes. Learn more in: Healthcare Information System Modelling

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Productive power of natural things. Learn more in: Employee Engagement, “Myth or Reality”?: A Critical Analysis of the Entrepreneur and Employee Relationship in the Recession Phase of the Business Cycle

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The execution of activities is made with the help of resources and is only element in the process that contains cost in and of them. Learn more in: An Approach to Business Strategy

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A tangible or intangible mean to which value is attributed because it is required to perform an activity. Learn more in: Financial Risk and Financial Imbalances: Does Information Technology Matter?

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Inputs to be taken into account for the production and commercial processes. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship: Concept and Theoretical Framework

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Is anything that can be scheduled: a machine, processors, disk space and memory, a QoS network. Learn more in: A Fault Tolerant Decentralized Scheduling in Large Scale Distributed Systems

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A component that is persistent with respect to the life cycle of the single service instances and is possibly shared by many service instances (e.g., a database). Learn more in: Analysing Time-Related Properties of Service-Oriented Systems

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An entity of any nature (material, virtual, conceptual, noun, action, and so on) that embodies a meaningful, complete and discrete concept, which makes sense by itself and can be distinguished from, although interact with, other entities. Learn more in: Objective-Oriented Modeling of Enterprises under the Service Paradigm

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An entity of any nature (material, virtual, conceptual, noun, action, and so on) that embodies a meaningful, complete and discrete concept, makes sense by itself and can be distinguished from, although able to interact with, other entities. Learn more in: Enterprise Integration With the Structural Services Architectural Style

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The computer-based implementation of a service. Learn more in: Improving the Integration of Distributed Applications

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An asset (e.g. another service) used by one (or more) services when processing and responding to requests. Learn more in: Semantic Modelling of Resource Dependability for SLA-Based Service Governance

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A networked facility that provides access to data or computation. Learn more in: Grid Computing for Social Science

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A component available within a system. Learn more in: Future SDN-Based Network Architectures

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A source/input for some task, which provides an outcome. Learn more in: IoT Security Issues, Challenges, Threats, and Solutions in Healthcare Applications

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A means available to be used in order to accomplish an aim. Learn more in: Possibilities and Challenges in a One-to-One Initiative from a School Leader Perspective

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The main entity/object which is displayed/maintained in the web application. It can be a research paper or a video file or an audio file or a bookmark. Basically, it is the object that is showcased in the web application. Learn more in: Integrating Tagging Software in Web Application

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The computer-based implementation of a service. Learn more in: Lowering Coupling in Distributed Applications With Compliance and Conformance

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See competence above. Learn more in: IT Management in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

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human, physical, financial, and contextual resources of e-learning design, development, and implementation. Learn more in: Developing an Integrated Evaluation Framework for E-Learning

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A tangible or intangible mean to which value is attributed because it is required to perform an activity. Learn more in: IT Resources as Risk Mitigators: The Case of Spanish Bankrupt SMEs

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Is an object that it ises to conduct or support the excution of one or more processes (e.g., materials, machines, tools, computers, human operators, time, money, software, etc.) Learn more in: BM_VE Architecture Reference Model for Concurrent Engineering

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An economic or productive factor required to accomplish an activity, or as means to undertake an enterprise and achieve desired outcome. Three most basic resources are land, labor, and capital; other resources include energy, entrepreneurship, information, expertise, management, and time. Learn more in: The Impact of Improvement in Productivity on the Creation of Value in the Automotive Parts Sector

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A logical or physical entity required for the running of a service. Learn more in: Dynamic Adaptation in Ubiquitous Services: A Conceptual Architecture

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A component available within a system. Learn more in: Future SDN-Based Network Architectures

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A data object (e.g., file) storing information of interest. Learn more in: A Query-Strategy-Focused Taxonomy of P2P IR Techniques

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Inputs to be taken into account for the production and commercial processes. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship Concept, Theories, and New Approaches

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Tangible or intangible asset of the organization. Learn more in: Transparency and Resource Mobilization in Times of Crisis: An Analysis of the Brazilian Nonprofit Sector

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An entity of any nature (material, virtual, conceptual, noun, action, and so on) that embodies a meaningful, complete, and discrete concept, makes sense by itself, and can be distinguished from although able to interact with other entities. Learn more in: Unifying Services and Resources: A Unified Architectural Style for Integrations

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any entity composed of a surface (a set of contacts) and an interior capable of interacting with its exterior through these contacts. Learn more in: A Service-Based Framework to Model Mobile Enterprise Architectures

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In a computing system, a resource is any usable part of the system that can be identified, controlled and accessed by the system. Resources can be hardware, software, devices etc. For example, a resource may refer to a CPU, a memory, a printer, a database, or a service. The attributes (e.g. name, a description of the resource, etc.) of the resource can be described by metadata. Learn more in: Exploiting P2P and Grid Computing Technologies for Resource Sharing to Support High Performance Distributed System

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A resource connotes any part of the environment that has or is known to possess a potential of being developed to satisfy human needs. Learn more in: Some Aspects of Natural Resource Exploitation and Management in Nigeria

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An entity of any nature (material, virtual, conceptual, noun, action, and so on) that embodies a meaningful, complete and discrete concept, makes sense by itself and can be distinguished from, although able to interact with, other entities. Learn more in: Improving Application Integration by Combining Services and Resources

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The entity (individual or organization) that can contribute or add value to a product, providing either a product (component, assembly) or an operation. A resource is (a view of) an enterprise object, which is used to perform (or to support the execution of) one or more processes, and it is the subject of control. A resource can be primitive or complex. In the case of a VE, it is a person or enterprise (company) partner in a VE. Learn more in: Market of Resources for Virtual Enterprise Integration

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Defines a set of protected Web objects. Learn more in: Sharing Protected Web Resources

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An entity, such as a machine, that is required for the completion of certain activities. After such an activity is completed, the resource becomes available for other activities. Learn more in: Simulation Based Construction Project Schedule Optimization: An Overview on the State-of-the-Art