Figure U.06 - Product Usage, Part 2

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Usage Entity ABE
Usage Specification ABE
Usage Example Instances ABE
IP Detail Record ABE
Figure U.01 - Sub-class of Usage class
Figure U.02 - Usage Specification
Figure U.03 - Instance of Usage Specification
Figure U.04 - Resource and Service Usage
Figure U.05 - Product Usage, Part 1
Figure U.06 - Product Usage, Part 2
Figure U.07 - Resource/Service/Product Usage - as classes that inherited from Usage class.
Figure U.08 - Resource Service Product Usage - as different states of the same Usage class
Figure U.09 - IPDR Base Model
Figure U.10 - Mapping IPDR base model to SID
Figure U.11 - Mapping between the IPDR - SP model and the SID
Figure U.12 - IPDR as a Subclass of Resource Usage
Table. 1 - Modeling Approaches Advantages and Disadvantages
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Figure U.07 - Resource/Service/Product Usage - as classes that inherited from Usage class.

Figure U.06 - Product Usage, Part 2 : Class diagram

Created:	3/28/2022 3:51:09 PM
Modified:	12/25/2024 6:49:14 AM
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Author:	broth
Version:	1.0.0
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As mentioned above, a product is realized as one or more services and/or resources. Consequently, the ProductUsageSpec business entity has to be associated with the ResourceUsageSpec and the ServiceUsageSpec business entities. The ProductUsage, the ServiceUsage and the ResourceUsage business entities have to reflect these associations as well. The ProductComponentUsage can be associated with either ServiceUsage or ResourceUsage and included in a ProductBundleUsage. These entities and associations are shown on the Figure bellow.<br/>