Provisioning

Provisioning is a term used in various industries, including Information Technology, Telecommunications, and Healthcare. It refers to the process of preparing and equipping a system to allow it to provide (new) services to its users.

Etymology

The term "provisioning" is derived from the English word "provision," which means to supply something for use. It has been adopted in various industries to describe the process of making something ready for use.

In Healthcare

In the Healthcare industry, provisioning refers to the process of preparing and equipping a healthcare facility to provide medical services. This can include the procurement and installation of medical equipment, the hiring and training of medical staff, and the establishment of medical protocols and procedures.

In Information Technology

In Information Technology, provisioning involves the process of setting up IT infrastructure and services. This can include the configuration of hardware and software, the creation of user accounts and access controls, and the establishment of data and network security protocols.

In Telecommunications

In the Telecommunications industry, provisioning refers to the process of preparing and equipping a network to provide telecommunication services to its users. This can include the installation and configuration of network equipment, the establishment of network protocols, and the allocation of network resources.

Related Terms

• Configuration: In computing, configuration refers to the arrangement of each part of a system to allow it to perform specific tasks.
• Deployment: Deployment in computing refers to all the activities that make a software system available for use.
• Infrastructure: Infrastructure refers to the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or other area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function.

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