Management Approaches to Resource Allocation
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Return to endnote reference [1] An investment is the use of resources with the expectation of a future return, such as an increase in output, income or assets, or the acquisition of knowledge, or capacity.
Return to endnote reference [2] Assets are tangible and intangible items of value that have a future life beyond one year, whether they are Crown-owned, -leased or accessed through other arrangements.
Return to endnote reference [3] Acquired Services are obtained through formal arrangements, such as contracts, memorandum of understanding and letters of agreement, to support internal or external clients or stakeholders in achieving specific outcomes.
Return to endnote reference [4] Policy on the Management of Real Property Section 6.1.3: The overall performance of the real property is regularly and systematically assessed for functionality, utilization, and physical and financial performance. Key performance indicators and targets must be developed based on appropriate benchmarks.
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