essiflabterminology-5-glossary-everything.mdx

import Term from '../src/components/Term'

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id: glossary-essiflabterminology
title: Glossary eSSIF-Lab Terminology (Scope: essiflabterminology)
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<!--A %%glossary%% is a list of %%terms:term%% with (short) explanations, usually aimed to help people understand texts around a certain (set of) topic(s) in some context(s).-->

## Scope
<!-- *REQUIRED* Short text (label, abbreviation) that can be used within eSSIF-Lab (or beyond) to refer to the scope within which this glossary resides. The default is essifLab.-->
essifLab

## Purpose
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This glossary lists the basic concepts that are needed by the various stakeholders within the eSSIF-Lab project, ranging from governance, business, process, technology etc. The idea is that it defines at least the set of concepts that are often used in these varied domains, allowing a reader with a specific background to learn how the concept is used from other (valid) perspectives that may be alien to him/her.

## Sources
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### Include
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* eSSIF-Lab

### Terms
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### Patterns
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### Concepts
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