Resource Classification Model
Processes describe what the enterprise does. Resources describe what the enterprise uses, governs, transforms, produces, owns, or depends upon. The UBPR Resource Model is universal, vendor-neutral, and independent of any single ERP or software platform.
Resource Participation
Resources are not metadata — they participate in process execution
Vendor-Neutral
Universal classification independent of any ERP or platform
Extensible
Additional classes and sub-classes can be added without redesign
12 Enterprise Resource Classes
The canonical UBPR resource taxonomy. Each class is expandable to reveal sub-classes.
Extensibility Principle
This taxonomy is designed so that additional resource classes and sub-classes can be added later without redesigning the application or the classification structure. Future extensions may include more granular sub-classes for master data types, AI agents, automation resources, and organizational capabilities.