A business service catalog provides a centralized information source for the business services offered by the service provider organization. It contains a customer-oriented view of the services associated to business capabilities, how they are supposed to be used, the processes that they support as well as the expected service quality level. The business service catalog presents the list of functionalities mentioned as well as implementation recommendations.

A Functionality is a service required by an org-unit in order to perform its work. This functionality is generally necessary within an activity in order to execute a specific operation. If it is a software functionality, it can be provided by an application.

A Functionality Map is an assembly of functionalities and their dependencies that, together, defines the scope of a hardware or software architecture.

A Hardware Capability is the ability to deliver a physical outcome which is required by an organizational resource in order to perform its work. This hardware capability is generally necessary within a process in order to execute a specific operation.

A Hardware Capability Map is an assembly of hardware capabilities and their dependencies that, together, defines the scope of a hardware or software architecture.

A hardware service catalog provides a centralized information source for the hardware services offered by the service provider organization. It contains a customer-oriented view of the hardware used, how they are supposed to be used, the processes that they support as well as the expected service quality level. The hardware service catalog presents the list of hardware functionalities mentioned as well as implementation recommendations.

A hardware service catalog item defines which hardware functionality is in the catalog and which hardware artifacts provide the hardware functionality.

A Technology Capability Map is an assembly of functionalities and their dependencies that, together, defines the scope of a hardware or software architecture.

An implementation describes the relationship between a logical entity and a physical entity that implements it. The physical entity gives the list of logical entities that it implements.

A service catalog contains a list of key service offers for which solutions are recommended.

A service point is a point from which a system receives a request from another system and provides the requested service.

A Technology Capability is the ability to deliver a technology service which is required by a technology artifact in order to function. This technology capability is generally required within a technical process handle by the technology artifact.

A technology service catalog provides a centralized information source for the technology services offered by the service provider organization. It contains a customer-facing view of the technology services in use, how they are intended to be used, the process they enable, and the levels and quality of service the customer can expect from each service. The technology service catalog provides the list of reference technology capabilities and their recommended implementation.