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Ontology: Techno Order
For this order current focus is on artefacts that matter to a Common Approach to Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework so they can be used in a Collaborative Planning Methodology for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Other topics in this order include: solutions for language translation, regulatory consistency, public-private boundaries, open educational resources, product families, patents and patent pools, content productivity tools, participative vigilance tools, etc.
In this context, see the OECD report on Measuring Sustainable Development - Integrating economic, environmental and social frameworks (2004) with summary in OECD Observer of Sept. 2005 (by Candice Stevens).
A techno order exists in a Technotope.
The group #cpc831 - Management consulting and management services; information technology services of the Central Product Classification describes services that are part of the techno order:
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#cpc8311 - Management consulting and management services
- #cpc83111 - Strategic management consulting services
- #cpc83112 - Financial management consulting services
- #cpc83113 - Human resources management consulting services
- #cpc83114 - Marketing management consulting services
- #cpc83115 - Operations management consulting services
- #cpc83116 - Supply chain and other management consulting services
- #cpc83117 - Business process management services
- #cpc83118 - Head office services
- #cpc8312 - Business consulting services
- #cpc8313 - Information technology (IT) consulting and support services
- #cpc8314 - Information technology (IT) design and development services
- #cpc8315 - Hosting and information technology (IT) infrastructure provisioning services
- #cpc8316 - IT infrastructure and network management services
- #cpc8319 - Other management services, except construction project management services
Some of the typical characteristics of a techno order include:
- Enterprise architecture framework
- European Interoperability Framework
- Policy framework
- Results framework
Typical technotope capabilities include:
- Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System (CRVS)
- Content moderation
- Financial Markets
- Instrument for measuring progress in the 2030 Agenda
- Risk management
- #Tagcoding
- Threat capability
Typical technotope competences include those included and grouped in the European e-Competence Framework:
- e-CF area A. Plan
- e-CF area B. Build
- e-CF area C. Run
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e-CF area D. Enable
- D.01 Information Security Strategy Development
- D.02 ICT Quality Strategy Development
- D.03 Education and Training Provision
- D.04 Purchasing
- D.05 Sales proposal development
- D.06 Channel Management
- D.07 Sales Management
- D.08 Contract Management
- D.09 Personnel Development
- D.10 Information and Knowledge Management
- D.11 Needs Identification
- D.12 Digital Marketing
- e-CF area E. Manage
- Backlinks
- Also under Learning in the age of digital interdependence
- Questions, answers and comments
- Items included
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
- Affordance
- Architecture
- Architecture Domain
- Aspect
- Decision frame
- Decision objective
- Decision variable
- Development initiative
- Framework
- Hashtag
- Individual online collection system
- Internet
- Layer
- Learning in the age of digital interdependence
- Level of scope
- Level of socio-technology
- Method & Overview
- Model
- Model element
- Model pattern
- Natural Order (scope)
- Ontology and semiosis
- Professional profile
- Side
- Techno Order
- Technotope
- Theory
- View
- Viewpoint