The system of public works in a country, state or region, including roads, utility lines and public buildings.

generally refers to the recharging and refueling network necessary to successful development, production, commercialization and operation of alternative fuel vehicles, including fuel supply, public an [..]

Construction needed to support economic development, including: roads, railway lines, harbours, airport runways, water, electricity, other power supplies, sewerage disposal systems and other utilities [..]

the basic systems and services that are necessary for a country or an organization to run smoothly, for example buildings, transportation, and water and power supplies infrastructural  jump to other r [..]

1887, from French infrastructure (1875); see infra- + structure (n.). The installations that form the basis for any operation or system. Originally in a military sense.

A nation's systems, facilities, and installations such as road and highway networks for transportation and distribution.

The term infrastructure refers to the entire system of facilities, equipment, and services that an organization needs in order to function.

structures and facilities necessary for the functioning of a society, such as roads.

The facilities that must be in place in order for a country or area to function as an economy and as a state, including the capital needed for transportation, communication, and provision of water and [..]

Basic services necessary for development to take place, for example, roads, electricity, sewerage, water, education and health facilities.

Any of the following: The underlying foundation or basic framework (as of a system or organization) The permanent installations required for military purposes The system of public works of a country, [..]

Capital used for transportation, communication, and energy delivery. This is often termed social overhead capital because it provides the basic capital foundation needed by an economy before business [..]

Infrastructure means the 'built' world all around us - the roads, railways, bridges, houses, office blocks etc., even your school! That's 'infrastructure' too!

the basic structure or features of a system or organization the stock of basic facilities and capital equipment needed for the functioning of a country or area; "the industrial base of Ja [..]

the collective name for all the communication links and basic utility links that get built across a country to facilitate movements. Good infrastructure requires high levels of capital input, expertis [..]

The interface between a sociocultural system and its environment.  In sociocultural materialism it contains the principle mechanism by which society regulates the amount and type of energy from the environment.

Definition The basic physical systems of a country's or community's population, including roads, utilities, water, sewage, etc. These systems are considered essential for enabling productivi [..]

The term infrastructure in an information technology (IT) context refers to an enterprise's entire collection of hardware, software, networks, data centers, facilities and related equipment used [..]

A collective term borrowed from military parlance, encompassing all the components that support a particular activity, especially the permanent systems and structures that constitute its foundation. I [..]

A society's basic installations, communications and transportation facilities. National infrastructure, like highways, is almost always publicly funded or built.

The basic facilities, services, and installations needed for the functioning of a site such as transportation and communications systems, water and power lines, and public institutions including emerg [..]

A network layout designed around a central hub, or Access Point, where every connected computer connects first to the Access Point, then to the network at large. See also Ad Hoc.

the facilities which provide the essential framework for industry e.g. roads, power supply, sewerage etc.

Construction needed to support economic development. Innovative best practice:

The underlying mechanism or framework of a system. In e-learning, the infrastructure includes the means by which voice, video, and data can be transferred from one site to another and be processed.

The assembled buildings, machines, tools and other hardware gathered for the purpose of conducting business. Port infrastructure means the physical facilities used for cruise ships such as docks, aprons, gangways, roadways, parking, etc.

A collection of hardware and software systems that support your eCommerce ecosystem. This can include your servers, what you’re running on your hardware, the configuration and security of those elemen [..]

the basic physical and organisational structure that are required to support the development of businesses and industry (e.g. roads, power supplies). 

Capital goods that are not directly consumed and serve as support to the functions of a society (individuals and corporations).  1) In transport systems, all the fixed components, such as rights-of-way, tracks, signal equipment, terminals, parking lots, but stops, maintenance facilities, etc. 2) In transportation plann [..]

The basic equipment, utilities, productive enterprises, installations and services essential for the development, operation and growth of an organization, city or nation.

Infrastructure is a term used in Marxist analysis to refer to the economic basis of society (sometimes referred to as ‘the base’).

  The total of basic structures and services underlying an economy or social organization, including but not limited to roads, railroads, bridges and tunnels,  electric grids, telephone cables, and po [..]

Facilities (such as water supply facility, road, school, or hospital) built primarily to provide a public service or good rather than a commercial purpose, and from which the organization does not see [..]

A term use to define projects or businesses that support the community. These include transport links (eg. toll roads, railways, bridges), transport nodes (eg. airports, shipping ports, bus terminals), essential service delivery (eg. electricity, gas, water, telecommunications) and community amenities (eg. hospitals, housing, education, prisons).

Basic structures, including buildings and facilities such as roads, bridges, and waste disposal systems.

Basic structures that a community needs, such as schools, roads, water and electrical lines, power plants and communications systems.

Refers to the actual hardware used to deploy your emails or have your emails deployed on your behalf by an Email Service Provider (ESP). The hardware is commonly referred to as your Mailing Transport Agent (MTA).

Infrastructure generally refers to the most basic level of organizational structure in a complex body or system, upon which the rest of the structure is based. In economic terms, it often refers to ba [..]

This is an incredibly important part of the communications industry.  Roughly 25% of all telecom workers are involved with telecom infrastructure – in its simplest terms, infrastructure includes the p [..]

The physical hardware used to interconnect computers and users. Infrastructure includes the transmission media, including telephone lines, cable television lines, and satellites and antennas, and also the routers, aggregators, repeaters, and other devices that control transmission paths. Infrastructure also includes the software used to send, recei [..]

Underlying foundation of the system, including workstations, other supporting equipment, facilities, network communications and the help desk.

(n) the basic structure or features of a system or organization(n) the stock of basic facilities and capital equipment needed for the functioning of a country or area

(English) The development of land into houses, offices, shopping malls, hotels, schools, hospitals, roads, power plants, parking lots, etc., that humans construct for their use and enjoyment.

Defined as an "underlying foundation or basic framework". Has come to mean a diverse collection of constructed facilities and associated services that support industry, commerce and everyday living

The essential elements of a system or structure.

The built environment -- in transportation, the components of the modal networks, terminals, and control systems that comprise the physical transportation system.

Describes what has been implemented by IT architecture and often include support facilities such as power, cooling, ventilation, server and data redundancy and resilience, and telecommunications lines [..]

Broadly defined as the underlying foundation or basic framework of a system or organization. We refer here specifically to material infrastructure, which includes the laboratory, office, lecture, and instrument room spaces that faculty, students and staff need for various learning activities.

The basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, or the services and facilities necessary for an economy to function. The term typically refers to [..]

refers to the basic physical systems of a country's or community's population, including roads, utilties, water, sewerage, etc. (See also Social Infrastructure.)

The facilities, equipment, and materials necessary for the operation of a water supply or sanitation system. Infrastructure includes storage systems such as dams and reservoirs as well as distribution [..]

The basic facilities and services needed to support a community, such as transport, water, and power, and public institutions including schools, post offices, and prisons.

The physical structures and facilities that support the functioning of a community, including roads, sewers, water lines and power supplies.

The basic physical and organizational structures (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.

Construction necessary for mining, such as certain buildings, gas pipes, water lines, sewage and water systems, telephone cables and reservoirs. It may also include roads, railways, airports and bridges, as well as transmission lines, electrical cables, pylons and transformers.

In information technology, the framework of an information system(s), collection of information technology assets or configuration items. In software asset management, infrastructure refers to the sof [..]

A set of interconnected structural elements that provide the framework supporting an entire structure.

The basic facilities, services and installations needed to operate.

in relation to transport, infrastructure refers to all fixed components of a transportation system including roadways and bridges, park-and-ride sites, bus-stop shelters and other elements.

a basic system that includes facilities such as roads, sewage systems, electricity, and water supply

This refers to such things as roads, electricity, water systems, telecommunication services, and public transportation, which play a key role in reducing poverty by helping to increase p [..]

Construction needed to support economic development.

Fixed processing and transportation facilities that are used to bring hydrocarbons to market e.g. production platforms and pipelines.

oil and gas processing, transportation and off-take facilities

Basic physical and organisational structures needed for the operation of a society or the services and facilities necessary for an economy to function. The term typically refers to the technical struc [..]

A general term describing public and quasi-public utilities and facilities such as roads, bridges, sewers and sewer plants, water lines, power lines, fire stations, etc.

Step sequence delivered by SAP that defines the order in which the system applies steps within a process. The options for customizing system step sequences are very limited.

Group accompanied by roles specific to a group.

Creates a worklist within Calculation and Valuation Process Manager (CVPM), selects the transactions that are to be valuated, and applies internal or external methods as required.

Administrator belonging to a particular company with privileges to create, modify and delete company users.

User belonging to a particular company.

Portfolio that can contain leaf portfolios and other composite portfolios. Composite portfolios are arranged hierarchically and can define any type of tree structure.

Carries out the steps for processes in the Calculation and Valuation Process Manager. The step controller carries out the steps in a step sequence in the order specified.

The execution of an analytical process.

A variation of the generic step controller. Unlike the generic step controller, in the sequential step controller the steps in the step sequence cannot be processed package by package and distributed [..]

Specifies a grouping of portfolio elements, how they can be broken down, and how they are assigned to leaf portfolios.

Message containing the adapted conditions.

Class in the Calculation and Valuation Process Manager (CVPM) that implements the interface /BA1/IF_AL_FW_STEP_CONTROL.

Set of users and/ or companies.

User who does not belong to a company during registration.

Class in the Calculation and Valuation Process Manager that

Is a class implemented by interface /BA1/IF_AL_FW_STEP_CONTROL and is created for a particular process, though can under certain circumstances be used for other processes.

Tree containing compound portfolios and leaf portfolios.

Tool used to display and manage runs for the analytical processes in the Calculation and Valuation Process Managers (CVPM).

Lowest level in a portfolio hierarchy. Leaf portfolios can contain multiple portfolio elements.

Message containing the adapted standard conditions as a link. The message contains all the individual conditions, but it does not explicitly contain the standard conditions.

Lowest level in a portfolio hierarchy. Portfolio elements are references to objects that can be grouped together in a portfolio hierarchy. Multiple portfolio elements can be assigned to a leaf portfol [..]

The basic services necessary for development to take place. For example, roads, electricity, sewerage, water, education and health facilities. 

Services within a given area, which are essential for its functioning, such as roads, water, electricity etc.

Infrastructure assets are basic installations and facilities not specifically part of other assets such as buildings.

The roads, utility lines, and other public amenities that support property use.

An underlying base or foundation especially for an organization or system The basic facilities, services and installations needed for the functioning of a community or society

The basic network or foundationof capital facilities or community investments which are necessary to support economic and community activities. (source - EEA)

The built facilities, generally publicly funded, that are required to serve a community’s development and operational needs. Infrastructure includes roads, water supply systems, and sewer systems.

consists of public improvements which support development, including street lighting, sewers, flood control facilities, water lines, gas lines, telephone lines and more.

The services and facilities needed for an economy to function, for example transport networks, energy supply and health care.

Infrastructure surveyors are specialists in the basic physical and organisational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, or the services and facilities necessary for an econom [..]

Is defined within the CIL Regulations. Examples include transport, education, utilities, open spaces.

The services that support a new development or a settlement as a whole. These can range from hard engineering works, such as roads and drains, to social infrastructure, such as schools, surgeries and [..]

The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise

The term infrastructure is defined here as the facilities, structures, and associated equipment and services that facilitate the flows of goods and services between individuals, firms, and governments [..]

A country's fundamental system of transportation, communications, and other aspects of its physical capabilities.

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