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An open technical specification that standardizes technology billing, cost, usage, pricing, commitment, and invoice data across providers, enabling more consistent analysis, integration, reporting, and decision support.

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FOCUS (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification)

FOCUS (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification)

What FOCUS Means FOCUS is the FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification. It is an open technical specification that defines consistent terminology, schemas, datasets, attributes, and minimum requirements for technology billing data. The specification is intended for organizations that generate billing data, tools and service providers that process the data, and practitioners who use it to perform FinOps and related technology-management...

Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure

Azure is best understood, in Value Realization™ terms, as a digital capability and execution platform rather than as a discrete source of value in itself. It provides the cloud-based infrastructure, services, data capabilities, application environments, security controls, and automation mechanisms through which organizations can build, run, integrate, scale, and govern modern workloads. In that respect, Azure is not usually the outcome. It is...

The Common Business Capabilities Model (CBC)

The Common Business Capabilities Model (CBC)

The Common Business Capabilities Model (CBC) provides a canonical, enterprise-wide view of how organizations create, enable, and realize value. It represents a superset of business capability sets, organized to transcend industry, operating model, and organizational structure. Each hexagon denotes a capability set, within which multiple related capabilities are grouped, often originating from different standards, frameworks, or domain-specific...