SysFEAT - Systemic Framework for Enterprise Architecture & Transformationk

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Description	identifies measurable properties that can be used to support engineering analysis and environment for the Capabilities. Shows the measurable properties of something in the physical world and elements and relationships that are involved in defining the environments applicable to capability, operational concept or set of systems.
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MAPPED ENTITIES

Framework Concept	Framework Definition	SysFEAT Concept	SysFEAT Definition
Action Process	An abstract type that represents a behavior or process (i.e. a Function or OperationalActivity) that can be performed by a Performer. References: OMG - UAF - Process	Action Process	An Action Process is a Behavior that describes a typical course of action intended to produce Outcome Events, through the involvement of Agents as Active Participants. During its course of action, a process consumes or produces Functional Assets, including Information Assets. 1) It may memorize or access Information Assets from and to its Process Stores. 2) It may receive Functional Assets at its boundary: Outcome Consumptions. 3) It may signal the production of Functional Assets at its boundary: Outcome Productions. The course of actions of a Action Process is constrained ( Rule Enforcement) by the application of Behavioral Rules that define what is allowed and not allowed to do. Within SysFEAT, we can examine Action Processes from two distinct perspectives: a) A conceptual standpoint is provided by Value Streams. b) A concrete implementation standpoint is provided by Resource Action Processes. References: ISO 15926 - ClassOfActivity ISO 9000 - 3.4.1 - Process Merriam Webster - Process OMG - BPMN - Process OMG - UAF - Process OMG - UML - Activity OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Process Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Process WordNet - Process
ActivityPerformableUnderCondition	The ActualCondition under which an Activity is performed. References: OMG - UAF - ActivityPerformableUnderCondition		ActivityPerformableUnderCondition is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: This relationship is a side effect of UAF supporting the DoDAF2 specification. There is a better way to associate "conditions" to architecture asset such using measurement constraints.
ActualCondition	An individual describing an actual situation with respect to circumstances under which an OperationalActivity, Function or ServiceFunction can be performed. References: OMG - UAF - ActualCondition		ActualCondition is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: Actual conditions are typical characteristics such as terrain type (e.g. muddy, frozen ground, deep snow, etc.), weather conditions, light conditions. There is no need, at the architecture level, to have instances of such characteristics (eg light condition in Paris on September 2020).
ActualEnvironment	An individual that describes the circumstances of an Environment. References: OMG - UAF - ActualEnvironment		ActualEnvironment is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: Actual conditions are typical characteristics such as terrain type (e.g. muddy, frozen ground, deep snow, etc.), weather conditions, light conditions. There is no need, at the architecture level, to have instances of such characteristics (eg light condition in Paris on September 2020).
ActualLocation	An individual that describes a physical location, for example using text to provide an address, Geo-coordinates, etc. References: OMG - UAF - ActualLocation	Location	A Location is a geopolitical location anywhere on the earth. Examples: - France - Paris - Washington DC - Cairo - Buenos-Aires - Asia References: ISO 15926 - SpatialLocation OMG - UAF - ActualLocation
ActualMeasurement	An actual value that is applied to a Measurement. References: OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurement	Measure Property	A Measure Property is a possible value of a Measure Property Type such as a delivery time of 30 minutes, a weight of 20 kg, a high level of confidentiality. It represents how much there is or how many there are of something that you can quantify according to its Constraining Measurable Property. Measure Propertys are used as constraints on Asset Blocks in the context of non-functional requirement analysis and Value Proposition analysis. References: ISO 15926 - Property
ActualMeasurementSet	A set of ActualMeasurements. References: OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurementSet	Set of Condition Properties	A Set of Condition Properties is a 'And' combination of Condition Propertys. Example: . Delivery time of 30 minutes, at a cost ranging between $8.50 and $10, in stormy conditions. References: OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurementSet
ActualPropertySet	A set or collection of Actual properties. References: OMG - UAF - ActualPropertySet	Set of Condition Properties	A Set of Condition Properties is a 'And' combination of Condition Propertys. Example: . Delivery time of 30 minutes, at a cost ranging between $8.50 and $10, in stormy conditions. References: OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurementSet
ActualResource	An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. References: OMG - UAF ActualResource	Individual Agent	An Individual Agent is an Individual Operating Asset that exists in space/time and that is able to participate actively to Action Processes and/or to conduct Action Processes. References: OMG - KerML - Object OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Internal Active Structure Element
ActualService	An individual Service. References: OMG - UAF - ActualService		ActualService is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF Service layer is methodologically redundant with the Operational Layer. An issue has been raised to the UAF Group to address this issue.
Asset	An abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be affected by Risk. Asset as applied to Security views is an abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be considered as a subject for security analysis References: OMG - UAF - Asset
Business Agent	An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. References: OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer	Business Agent	A Business Agent is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. A Business Agent can be a Human Resource (Organizational Position or Department Type), a Business System (Business Software System or Concrete Hardware System) or a Capability Configuration (an assembly of Org-Units and Business Systems. References: OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Business System
Capability	An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. References: OMG - UAF - Capability	Resource Capability	Resource Capability belongs to the Resource Conceptualization Levels as opposed to Business Capability that belongs to the Conceptual . Resource Operating Asset is the supertype of all Capabilitys that are fufilled by Resource Operating Assets. is a Capability that is fullfiled by benefits to Customers (internal or external) of the enterprise. It expresses an ability to produce Resource Outcome Events. This includes; among others, Functionality, Skill and Technology Capability.
Capability	An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. References: OMG - UAF - Capability	Resource Capability	Resource Capability belongs to the Resource Conceptualization Levels as opposed to Business Capability that belongs to the Conceptual . Resource Operating Asset is the supertype of all Capabilitys that are fufilled by Resource Operating Assets. is a Capability that is fullfiled by benefits to Customers (internal or external) of the enterprise. It expresses an ability to produce Resource Outcome Events. This includes; among others, Functionality, Skill and Technology Capability.
Competence	A specific set of abilities defined by knowledge, skills and aptitude. References: OMG - UAF - Competence	Skill	A Skill is an ability of a human resource to produce Business Outcome Events. Skills are acquired and refined through training and practice. References: OMG - UAF - Competence OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Capability Wordnet - Skill
Environment	A definition of the environmental factors in which something exists or functions. The definition of an Environment element can be further defined using EnvironmentKind. References: OMG - UAF - Environment	Environmental Property Type	An Environmental Property Type is a characteristic of the environment in which an Enterprise or its sub-systems are required to operate. Examples: . Terrain Type: muddy, frozen ground, deep snow, etc; . Light conditions: broad daylight, dusk, moonlit, etc; . Weather condition: stormy, sunny, cloudy, etc; . Polical conditions: political stability, level of education; . Economical conditions: exchange rates, inflation rate.
EnvironmentProperty	A property of an Environment that is typed by a Condition. The kinds of Condition that can be represented are Location, GeoPoliticalExtentType and Environment. References: OMG - UAF - EnvironmentProperty	Environmental Property	An Environmental Property is a specific value of an Environmental Property Type. Environmental Propertys are used as constraints on Asset Blocks in the context of non-functional requirement analysis and Value Proposition analysis. Examples: - Muddy, frozen ground, deep snow (Terrain Type), - Broad daylight, dusk, moonlit (Light condition).
EvokedBy	A tuple used to denote that a Risk is drawn out by an Opportunity. References: OMG - UAF - EvokedBy
GeopoliticalExtentType	A type of geospatial extent whose boundaries are defined by declaration or agreement by political parties. References: OMG - UAF - GeopoliticalExtentType		GeopoliticalExtentType is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF.
Location Type	A specification of the generic area in which a LocationHolder is required to be located. References: OMG - UAF - Location	Location Type	A Location Type is a type of Location that is a geopolitical location. Example: - Continent - Country - City - District - Street References: ISO 15926 - ClassOfRelativeLocation OMG - UAF - Location
LocationKind	Enumeration of the possible kinds of location applicable to an ActualLocation. Its enumeration literals are: • SolidVolume - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object of definite shape; not liquid or gaseous. • Surface - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a portion of space having length and breadth but no thickness or regards to time. • Line - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a geometric figure formed by a point moving along a fixed direction and the reverse direction. • Point - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a unidimensional Individual. • GeoStationaryPoint - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a unidimensional Individual. • PlanarSurface - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a two-dimensional portion of space. • PolygonArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a polygon. • RectangularArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a rectangle. • ElipticalArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by an ellipse. • CircularArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a circle. • Other - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a LocationKind that is not on the enumerated list References: OMG - UAF - LocationKind		LocationKind is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: LocationKind and LocationTypeKind such as "Surface/SurfaceType" are requirements coming from DoDAF2. These are too low levels of description that are not required in EA activities.
LocationTypeKind	Enumeration of the possible kinds of location type that are applicable to a Location. Its enumeration literals are: • OtherType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of is a LocationKindType that is not on the enumerated list. • SolidVolumeType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object of definite shape; not liquid or gaseous. • SurfaceType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of portion of space having length and breadth but no thickness or regards to time. • LineType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of geometric figure formed by a point moving along a fixed direction and the reverse direction. • PointType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of unidimensional Individual. • GeoStationaryPointType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of unidimensional Individual References: OMG - UAF - LocationTypeKind		LocationTypeKind is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: LocationKind and LocationTypeKind such as "Surface/SurfaceType" are requirements coming from DoDAF2. These are too low levels of description that are not required in EA activities.
MeasurableElement	Abstract type, grouping elements that can be measured by applying MeasurementSets to them. References: OMG - UAF - MeasurableElement	Asset Block	An Asset Block is an Architecture Block used to describe the System Operating Framework - SOF of the enterprise and its systems. References: OMG - UAF - UAFElement OpenGroup - TOGAF - Architecture Building Blocks
Measurement	A property of an element representing something in the physical world, expressed in amounts of a unit of measure. References: OMG - UAF - Measurement
MeasurementSet	A collection of Measurements. References: OMG - UAF - MeasurementSet	Set of Environmental Condition Type	A Set of Environmental Condition Type is an "and" combination of Condition Property Types. Example: . "Delivery time" at "appropriate cost" in "stormy conditions". References: OMG - UAF - MeasurementSet
OperationalRole	Usage of a OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture in the context of another OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture. Creates a whole-part relationship. References: OMG - UAF - OperationalRole	Conceptual Agent Part
Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. References: OMG - BMM - Opportunity OMG - UAF - Opportunity	Driver Assessment	A Driver Assessment is a kind of Assessment which is motivated by a Stakeholder Driver. References: OMG - UAF - Challenge Opportunity is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: SEAMF follows the BMM approach (see BMM Mapping) where Opportunies and Challenges are the result of Assessments.
ResourceRole	Usage of a ResourcePerformer in the context of another ResourcePerformer. Creates a whole-part relationship. References: OMG - UAF - ResourceRole OMG - UAF - ResourceRole (Profile Spec)	Resource Agent Part
Service	A mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed service interface and is exercised consistent with service constraints and policies. References: OMG - UAF - Service		Service is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF Service layer is methodologically redundant with the Operational Layer. An issue has been raised to the UAF Group to address this issue.
ServiceInterface	A contract that defines the ServiceMethods and ServiceSignals that the Service realizes. References: OMG - UAF - ServiceInterface		ServiceInterface is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF Service layer is methodologically redundant with the Operational Layer. An issue has been raised to the UAF Group to address this issue.

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Framework reference	SysFEAT Description
OMG - BMM - Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges.
OMG - UAF - ActivityPerformableUnderCondition	The ActualCondition under which an Activity is performed. The ActualCondition under which an Activity is performed. The ActualCondition under which an Activity is performed.
OMG - UAF - ActualCondition	An individual describing an actual situation with respect to circumstances under which an OperationalActivity, Function or ServiceFunction can be performed. An individual describing an actual situation with respect to circumstances under which an OperationalActivity, Function or ServiceFunction can be performed. An individual describing an actual situation with respect to circumstances under which an OperationalActivity, Function or ServiceFunction can be performed.
OMG - UAF - ActualEnvironment	An individual that describes the circumstances of an Environment. An individual that describes the circumstances of an Environment.
OMG - UAF - ActualLocation	An individual that describes a physical location, for example using text to provide an address, Geo-coordinates, etc. An individual that describes a physical location, for example using text to provide an address, Geo-coordinates, etc. Location A Location is a geopolitical location anywhere on the earth. Examples: - France - Paris - Washington DC - Cairo - Buenos-Aires - Asia
OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurement	An actual value that is applied to a Measurement. An actual value that is applied to a Measurement.
OMG - UAF - ActualMeasurementSet	A set of ActualMeasurements. A set of ActualMeasurements. Set of Condition Properties A Set of Condition Properties is a 'And' combination of Condition Propertys. Example: . Delivery time of 30 minutes, at a cost ranging between $8.50 and $10, in stormy conditions.
OMG - UAF - ActualPropertySet	A set or collection of Actual properties.
OMG - UAF - ActualService	An individual Service. An individual Service.
OMG - UAF - Asset	An abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be affected by Risk. Asset as applied to Security views is an abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be considered as a subject for security analysis. An abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be affected by Risk. Asset as applied to Security views is an abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be considered as a subject for security analysis. An abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be affected by Risk. Asset as applied to Security views is an abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be considered as a subject for security analysis An abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be affected by Risk. Asset as applied to Security views is an abstract element that indicates the types of elements that can be considered as a subject for security analysis Functional Asset Functional Assets encompasse all Architecture Asset Types used to describe why and how systems operate/function. This includes the Operating Eco-System where system operates to fulfill these purposes (Agents and their Behaviors). Functional Assets include: 1. Blocks defining results of Behaviors of the enterprise or its sub-systems, that benefit to it internal or external customers : Outcome Event, 2. Blocks used to describe information: Information Asset. 3. Blocks used to describe how the enterprise operates: Operating Assets (Agent, Behavior, Service Interface). All Functional Assets are constrained by Policys and are exposed to Risk Types.
OMG - UAF - Capability	Business Capability A Business Capability is a conceptual Capability that benefits to Customers (internal or external) of the enterprise. It expresses an ability to produce Conceptual Outcome Events. A Business Capability is defined by its intended Enterprise Outcome Events and the conditions (Condition Property) under which the production of the Enterprise Outcome Events shall be proceeded. The actual Condition Scale Values for a given Business Capability at different stages of Enterprise Initiatives is given by their exhibition (Exhibited Capability). An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. Capability A Capability is a functional Asset Property which refers to the ability to produce an Outcome Event. Capabilitys are fulfilled by Agents performing Processes and interacting with other Agents to produce the desired Outcome Event. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures.
OMG - UAF - Competence	A specific set of abilities defined by knowledge, skills and aptitude. A specific set of abilities defined by knowledge, skills and aptitude. Skill A Skill is an ability of a human resource to produce Business Outcome Events. Skills are acquired and refined through training and practice.
OMG - UAF - Environment	A definition of the environmental factors in which something exists or functions. The definition of an Environment element can be further defined using EnvironmentKind.
OMG - UAF - EnvironmentProperty	A property of an Environment that is typed by a Condition. The kinds of Condition that can be represented are Location, GeoPoliticalExtentType and Environment.
OMG - UAF - EvokedBy	A tuple used to denote that a Risk is drawn out by an Opportunity.
OMG - UAF - GeopoliticalExtentType	A type of geospatial extent whose boundaries are defined by declaration or agreement by political parties. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF.
OMG - UAF - Location	A specification of the generic area in which a LocationHolder is required to be located. Location Type A Location Type is a type of Location that is a geopolitical location. Example: - Continent - Country - City - District - Street
OMG - UAF - LocationKind	Enumeration of the possible kinds of location applicable to an ActualLocation. Its enumeration literals are: • SolidVolume - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object of definite shape; not liquid or gaseous. • Surface - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a portion of space having length and breadth but no thickness or regards to time. • Line - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a geometric figure formed by a point moving along a fixed direction and the reverse direction. • Point - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a unidimensional Individual. • GeoStationaryPoint - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a unidimensional Individual. • PlanarSurface - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a two-dimensional portion of space. • PolygonArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a polygon. • RectangularArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a rectangle. • ElipticalArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by an ellipse. • CircularArea - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a space enclosed by a circle. • Other - Indicates that the ActualLocation associated with the LocationKind is a LocationKind that is not on the enumerated list
OMG - UAF - LocationTypeKind	Enumeration of the possible kinds of location type that are applicable to a Location. Its enumeration literals are: • OtherType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of is a LocationKindType that is not on the enumerated list. • SolidVolumeType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object of definite shape; not liquid or gaseous. • SurfaceType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of portion of space having length and breadth but no thickness or regards to time. • LineType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of geometric figure formed by a point moving along a fixed direction and the reverse direction. • PointType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of unidimensional Individual. • GeoStationaryPointType - Indicates that the Location associated with the LocationTypeKind describes a type of unidimensional Individual
OMG - UAF - MeasurableElement	Abstract type, grouping elements that can be measured by applying MeasurementSets to them. Abstract type, grouping elements that can be measured by applying MeasurementSets to them.
OMG - UAF - Measurement	A property of an element representing something in the physical world, expressed in amounts of a unit of measure. A property of an element representing something in the physical world, expressed in amounts of a unit of measure.
OMG - UAF - MeasurementSet	A collection of Measurements. A collection of Measurements. A collection of Measurements. Set of Environmental Condition Type A Set of Environmental Condition Type is an "and" combination of Condition Property Types. Example: . "Delivery time" at "appropriate cost" in "stormy conditions".
OMG - UAF - OperationalRole	Usage of a OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture in the context of another OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture. Creates a whole-part relationship. Usage of a OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture in the context of another OperationalPerformer or OperationalArchitecture. Creates a whole-part relationship.
OMG - UAF - Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges.
OMG - UAF - Process	An abstract type that represents a behavior or process (i.e. a Function or OperationalActivity) that can be performed by a Performer. An abstract type that represents a behavior or process (i.e. a Function or OperationalActivity) that can be performed by a Performer. An abstract type that represents a behavior or process (i.e. a Function or OperationalActivity) that can be performed by a Performer. Action Process An Action Process is a Behavior that describes a typical course of action intended to produce Outcome Events, through the involvement of Agents as Active Participants. During its course of action, a process consumes or produces Functional Assets, including Information Assets. 1) It may memorize or access Information Assets from and to its Process Stores. 2) It may receive Functional Assets at its boundary: Outcome Consumptions. 3) It may signal the production of Functional Assets at its boundary: Outcome Productions. The course of actions of a Action Process is constrained ( Rule Enforcement) by the application of Behavioral Rules that define what is allowed and not allowed to do. Within SysFEAT, we can examine Action Processes from two distinct perspectives: a) A conceptual standpoint is provided by Value Streams. b) A concrete implementation standpoint is provided by Resource Action Processes.
OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer	An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. Business Agent A Business Agent is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. A Business Agent can be a Human Resource (Organizational Position or Department Type), a Business System (Business Software System or Concrete Hardware System) or a Capability Configuration (an assembly of Org-Units and Business Systems. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions.
OMG - UAF - ResourceRole	An interaction point for a ResourcePerformer through which it can interact with the outside environment and which is defined by a ResourceInterface. Usage of a ResourcePerformer in the context of another ResourcePerformer. Creates a whole-part relationship. Usage of a ResourcePerformer in the context of another ResourcePerformer. Creates a whole-part relationship. An interaction point for a ResourcePerformer through which it can interact with the outside environment and which is defined by a ResourceInterface.
OMG - UAF - ResourceRole (Profile Spec)	Usage of a ResourcePerformer in the context of another ResourcePerformer. Creates a whole-part relationship. An interaction point for a ResourcePerformer through which it can interact with the outside environment and which is defined by a ResourceInterface. An interaction point for a ResourcePerformer through which it can interact with the outside environment and which is defined by a ResourceInterface. Usage of a ResourcePerformer in the context of another ResourcePerformer. Creates a whole-part relationship.
OMG - UAF - Service	A mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed service interface and is exercised consistent with service constraints and policies. A mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed service interface and is exercised consistent with service constraints and policies. A mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed service interface and is exercised consistent with service constraints and policies.
OMG - UAF - ServiceInterface	A contract that defines the ServiceMethods and ServiceSignals that the Service realizes.
OMG - UAF ActualResource	An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world.

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