What three basic elements are provided in the CC Capability Model?

What three basic elements are provided in the CC Capability Model?

• A. Capacities, Capabilities, and Systems
• B. Resources, Procedures, and People
• C. Time, Space, and Action
• D. Data, Signals, and Interfaces

Answer: (A)

The CC Capability Model is built on three fundamental building blocks that together define what an organization can do and how it does it. Capacities are the available resources and power to act—the inputs the organization has to work with, such as personnel, equipment, and bandwidth. Capabilities are the actual functions and services the organization can perform by combining those resources, like coordination, decision-making, and execution of tasks. Systems are the integrated set of components that make those capabilities possible—the people, procedures, tools, networks, and processes that enable operation. Seeing it this way, you have what you can draw on (capacities), what you can achieve (capabilities), and what enables those achievements (systems).

The CC Capability Model is built on three fundamental building blocks that together define what an organization can do and how it does it. Capacities are the available resources and power to act—the inputs the organization has to work with, such as personnel, equipment, and bandwidth. Capabilities are the actual functions and services the organization can perform by combining those resources, like coordination, decision-making, and execution of tasks. Systems are the integrated set of components that make those capabilities possible—the people, procedures, tools, networks, and processes that enable operation. Seeing it this way, you have what you can draw on (capacities), what you can achieve (capabilities), and what enables those achievements (systems).