Resources are the raw materials people use for building or making things. go back
available stocks of raw materials, money, labor and other assets that a company can put to use.
Refer to physical and human resources, and therefore includes, for example, funding for development, provision of facilities, equipment and coaching.
Elements such as time, money, energy, skills, and materials that individuals can use to meet their needs and wants.
the key ingredients needed to operate a small business, including: · people · finance · information · expertise (knowledge and skills) · plant and equipment · buildings · technology.
Things that are used up in the provision of health services. They include staff time, buildings, equipment, maintenance, consumables.
The raw materials, supplies, capital equipment, factories, offices, labour, management, and entrepreneurial skills that are used in producing goods and services.
Often used to define raw natural resources such as ores, water, forests, petroleum, etc.
Personnel and major items of equipment, supplies, and facilities available or potentially available for assignment to incident operations and for which status is maintained. Resources are described by kind and type and may be used in operational support or supervisory capacities at an incident or at an EOC.
The biological and physical characteristics for which Federal agencies have management and stewardship responsibility; for example, air, soil, water, fish, wildlife, vegetation, and minerals.
Components necessary to design, build, and maintain technology (e.g., people, information, materials, tools and machines, energy, capital, time).
Can be in the form of Financial (money); Physical (venues, materials, provisions equipment; Human (paid staff, skilled and unskilled worker and volunteers.
What you have (people, financial, equipment, etc.).
the machines, workers, money, land, raw materials, and other things that a country can use to produce goods and services and to make its economy grow. Resources may be renewable or non-renewable.
the consumable materials, components, tools and equipment used in D&T
Funds, manpower, materials, and community support.
materials used to make products, generate heat, produce electricity, or perform work. See natural resources, nonrenewable resources, and renewable resources..
are the people, time, equipment, materials, services, energy and premises. (Environmental Management NOS).
Manpower, funds, materiel, space, and time available required to accomplish specific tasks or to realize specific objectives. Materiel includes all objects such as equipment, tools, systems, facilities, and so forth.
Items that a project has or needs in order to operate, such as staff time, managerial time, local knowledge, money, equipment, trained personnel and socio-political opportunities.
A tool for making different materials, like documents, electronic files, or web site addresses, available for users of a course or project site. Using the Permissions feature of this tool, site owners can control which types of users can post, delete, and read documents in specific folders within Resources. More...
Things, such as money, materials, staff, knowledge and skills, needed to be able to get a job done.
Energy, materials and products, water and land that have a useful purpose to humanity either in their original form or when embodied into a final product.
Costs of economic inputs used to perform activities. They include people's salaries as well as the cost of materials, supplies, equipment, technologies, and facilities.
the people, information, facilities, infrastructure, machinery, equipment, supplies, and finances at an organization's disposal.
The people, equipment, and material used to complete tasks in a project.
Time, people, money, premises, equipment, etc.
All personnel and major items of equipment available, or potentially available, for assignment to incident tasks on which status is maintained.
1) Personnel, equipment, services and supplies available, or potentially available, for assignment to incidents. 2) The natural resources of an area, such as timber, crass, watershed values, recreation values, and wildlife habitat.
Include materials (raw, basic, or finished), supplies, equipment, manpower, facilities, services, finished goods and products.
Economic elements applied or used in the performance of activities or to directly support cost objects. They include people, materials, supplies, equipment, technologies and facilities. Also see: Resource Driver, Capacity
The IT services section needs to provide the customers with the required services. The resources are typically computer and related equipment, software, facilities or organizational (people).
people, raw materials and other things used to make goods and services; also known as inputs.
Parts of our natural environment that we use and protect, eg land, forests, water, wildlife, minerals (like sand for building).
Assets available and anticipated for operations. They include people, equipment, facilities and other things used to plan, implement, and evaluate public programs whether or not paid for directly by public funds.
Materials, people or equipment and machinery needed to produce goods and services.
Personnel, materials, equipment, supplies, and support services that are assigned to each of the activities in your project plan; along with the schedule, they are the basis for creating your project budget
Raw materials used to make products.
Resources, such as rooms and equipment can be set up with their own Agendas. Reserve a Resource by inviting it to a meeting, just as you would invite a user. To register a room or piece of equipment as a resource in Oracle Calendar please contact your departmental Oracle Calendar rep. A person can then act as a designate from a resource. Back to the top
Time, money, people, equipment and other supplies are generally accepted as resources for planning and executing a project.
1) Personnel, equipment, services, and supplies available, or potentially available, for assignment to fires or other incidents. 2) The natural resources of an area, such as timber, wildlife habitat, grasslands, watershed values, and recreational and other values.
Basic materials needed to do something
All of the immediate or supportive assistance available to help control an incident; including personnel, equipment, control agents, agencies and printed emergency guides.