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CALENDAR
A two level  Schedule.

CAPABILITY
Determined by entitlement  resource  relationship  quality, and defined by access types, capabilities are potential or allowed resource behavior.

CART
A traditional, persisted, on-line, user virtual shopping cart.

CASE
A transversal process. A process that cuts across other standard (e.g. business) processes. Often referred to in Adaptive Case Management (ACM), examples of common business cases include customers that are long-lived transversal processes cutting across most business processes, over extended periods and multiple transactions.

CATALOG
A catalog is a resourcecollection, typically for public or shared publication. Entities like each DNAOS  document (e.g. web site, application) and every portal partner organization can have and offer catalogs with products, services, bundles, subscriptions, specials, and discounts. Aggregated catalogs can be defined. Shopping carts and order forms typically use catalogs for selection. Catalog can take different shapes and DNAOS multimedia catalogs include streaming (e.g. video, audio)content  Jukebox type catalogs. DNAOS catalogs and entries are also schedule resources supporting time-based catalogs and entries, for example.

CELL
A form and table organization and formatting logical structure resource. Cells are typically mapped to corresponding table cells in forms, by layout and publishing services. Cells can be of arbitrary complexity, arranged horizontally or vertically, and associated with query services for initialization/loading (e.g. smart cells). DNAOS   GUI  components also include smart cells.

CLASSIFICATION
Classification is a fundamental resource  quality used to determine the applicable meta-dataspecifications, structures, bindings, and constraints, for each classified resource. Like identification also, classification is a quality type that every resource requires by definition, as minds and computers cannot manage what they cannot classify. Classification is often segmented (e.g. class, type) and, to support intermediate agent routing and processing, requires private and public specifications when encrypted and shared across enterprise walls. There are many classification systems and they typically all work to some degree, but the confusion between inadequate and incomplete classification systems often seriously hinders effectiveness and collaboration. An integrated universalclassification system would greatly contribute toKnowledge Architecture, and management evolution, amongst other things. Building on existing classification standards,DNAOSpropose an integrated universal segmented classification system.

COLLABORATION
Aprocessallowing differentpartiesto work together, collaborate, and shareresourcesand processes to achieve a common goal. Collaboration is considered the most powerful productivity tool.

COLLABORATIVE
In support ofcollaboration, or collaboration friendly.

COLLECTION
Atypedand potentially recursive, nested, or hierarchical set or group of resources. Collection elements are a primary levelDNAOS documentandcontentorganization data structure.

COLUMN
A logicalreport contentorganization, formatting, and automation structureresource, corresponding to a report column. DNAOS columns can be defined as presets to be included by multiple reports (e.g. smart columns).

COMMUNICATION
The art, science, and technology of transmitting, receiving, or exchanging information. Communication takes an infinity of forms and variations. Globally, it is the most sophisticated task known, and the most complex that humans are capable of. In brief summary and considered in a single direction, while the process is typically bi- or multi-directional, the communication process typically starts from abstract concepts that are visualized and than articulated by emitters, through their respective cultures, who will then encode them onto carrying media and protocols that can transport them to be correspondingly decoded by receivers who will try to visualize the articulated message and try to extract and understand the initial concepts through their respective cultures.

COMPANY
A hierarchical DNAOS  party  archetype vresource used to define, represent, and identify Organizations.

COMPONENTS
Resources that is a part of other resources. Part of a resource. DNAOS also provide GUI component management services, with support for smart component resources, including panels, rows, cells, queries , and smart virtual instruments.

CONCEPT
A  knowledge  resource characterized by a unique quality combination. Resource archetypes are key concepts.

CONCEPTUAL DOMAIN
The set of valid value  meanings, expressed either as an enumeration or as a description.

CONTENT
Information and knowledge resources, including documents, profiles, and resources, typically processed by applications.

CONTEXT
Typically most relevant in operation, rules, queries, and behaviors, contexts are resources related to resources being considered.

CONTEXT RULE
 context related rule.

CONTROL
One of the main resource  access types, determining resource life-cycle control capabilities that combine instantiation, notification, and recycling  behaviors.

CONTROL APPLICATIONS
Control applications provide remote control and management of electrical and electronic equipment, as well as system, and process information. Control applications are also typically coupled with monitoring applications so that processes can be both monitored and controlled, typically doubling the required number of acquisition/monitoring/control channels and data streams. Information control in distributed environments introduces serious content and information sharing security considerations.

CONTROLLER
A component, process, service, or application responsible for controlling a process. Typically, as in modeling and in MVC (Model-View-Controller), the controller is responsible for projecting  models onto views, from viewpoints, and through perspectives.

CONSULT
One of the main resource  access types, determining resource consulting (e.g. read) capabilities that include reference  behaviors, as well as detailed content read (e.g. read-only) access.

CONSULTING
An information sharing project  type for managing and accounting time based work, including timesheets, invoicing, tracking, reporting.

CRUNCH
Specialized intensive applicationspecific data processing and computation tasks.

CSS
Cascading style sheets, a mostly web-based look&feel standard.

COUPLING
The manner and degree of resource interdependence.

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