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|'''1.''' Asset is an item valued and owned by an [[organization]]. It can be divided into physical, financial and non-financial assets.
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'''Related Term''': [[Information Asset]]

'''Notes (1)''':  Examples of asset: Employees; Information/ Data; Facilities/ Equipment; Documents/ Publications; Infrastructure; Goodwill;
Finances; and Organisational Image.

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'''2.''' An item of property and/or component of a business [[activity]]/[[process]] owned by an [[organization]]. There are 3 types of asset: physical assets (e.g. buildings and equipment); financial assets (e.g. currency, bank deposits and shares) and non-tangible assets (e.g. goodwill, reputation).
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'''3.''' An item or [[process]] that an individual, community or government values and is vital to supporting the expectations of those people,[[organization]] or government's outcomes and objectives.

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'''4.''' Component of a business [[process]].Assets can include [[people]],accommodation,computer systems,networks,paper records,fax machines,etc.

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