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4.7 Inputs domain
It could be argued that there are really only three types of input to business: time, labour and money. However,
in the interests of usability, the Inputs measurement domain has been organised into sub-types that are
recognised by government agencies as the forms of resource they possess and deploy in pursuit of government
and business outcomes.
51 Human resources 52 Data and
information
5101 Costs (HR)
A – Recruitment
B – Remuneration
C – Training
5102 Expertise
A – Skills
B – Experience
C – Training
D – Qualifications
5103 Availability (HR)
A – Capacity
B - Utilisation
5201 Costs (data)
A – Acquisition
B – Sustainment
C – Disposal
5202 Quality (data)
A – Continuity /
completeness
B – Currency
C – Accuracy
5203 Accessibility
(data)
A – Standardisation
5204 Relevance
5 INPUTS
53 Technology 54 Fixed assets 55 Money
5301 Costs
(technology)
A – Acquisition
B – Sustainment
C – Operation
D – Disposal
5302 Availability
A – Utilisation
B – Capacity
C – Efficiency
5303 Reliability
(technology)
A – Age
B – Wear
C – Stability
5304 Compatibility
(technology)
A – Standardisation
B - Customisation
5401 Costs (asset)
A – Acquisition
B – Operation
C – Sustainment
D – Disposal
5402 Availability
(asset)
A – Capacity
B – Utilisation
5403 Reliability (asset)
A – Age
B – Wear
C - Stability
Figure 4-28: PRM Inputs Domain
5501 Costs (money)
A – Operation
B – Sustainment
5502 Availability
(money)
A – Capacity
B - Commitment
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