Technology Capability
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A Technology Capability is a functional capability that can support technology-enabled tasks by providing specific technical functions or technical services through technology implementation.
- AKA: Technical Capability, Technology Function, Technology Feature, Tech Capability.
- Context:
- It can typically enable Technology Users to perform specific technology tasks or achieve technology outcomes.
- It can typically require Technology Components including hardware resources, software components, and network infrastructure.
- It can typically evolve through Technology Lifecycles from technology conception to technology obsolescence.
- It can typically support Technology Value Creation by enabling business processes or user activitys.
- It can typically depend on Technology Architecture determining its technology implementation approach and technology integration method.
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- It can often require Technology Skills for effective technology utilization and technology optimization.
- It can often involve Technology Trade-offs between technology performance, technology cost, and technology complexity.
- It can often enable Technology Innovation through novel technology combinations or technology applications.
- It can often require Technology Governance for technology risk management and technology compliance.
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- It can range from being a Basic Technology Capability to being an Advanced Technology Capability, depending on its technology sophistication level.
- It can range from being a Standalone Technology Capability to being an Integrated Technology Capability, depending on its technology dependency structure.
- It can range from being a Mature Technology Capability to being an Emerging Technology Capability, depending on its technology adoption stage.
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- It can integrate with other Technology Capabilitys forming technology capability stacks.
- It can connect to Technology Platforms through technology interfaces and technology protocols.
- It can interface with Technology Users through user interfaces and API endpoints.
- It can communicate with Technology Systems through technology integration layers.
- It can synchronize with Technology Standards for technology interoperability.
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- Example(s):
- Computing Technology Capabilitys, such as:
- Communication Technology Capabilitys, such as:
- Network Technology Capabilitys like 5G connectivity, satellite communication, and mesh networking.
- Messaging Technology Capabilitys like real-time messaging, asynchronous messaging, and broadcast messaging.
- Collaboration Technology Capabilitys like video conferencing, screen sharing, and virtual whiteboarding.
- Intelligence Technology Capabilitys, such as:
- AI Technology Capabilitys like natural language processing, computer vision, and predictive analytics.
- Automation Technology Capabilitys like robotic process automation, workflow automation, and intelligent automation.
- Analytics Technology Capabilitys like real-time analytics, predictive analytics, and prescriptive analytics.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Business Capability, which represents organizational ability rather than technology function.
- Human Capability, which represents personal skill rather than technology feature.
- Process Capability, which represents workflow effectiveness rather than technology function.
- Strategic Capability, which represents competitive advantage rather than technical function.
- See: Technical Feature, System Capability, Platform Capability, Software Feature.