aggregate

Add is a verb that allows to name the action of joining or joining people or other similar things, add something to what has already been stated or assign someone to an office without giving them an effective place. AggregateTherefore, it is an adjective linked to these actions.

An aggregate is a official attached to a diplomatic mission who deals with certain specific matters, of which he is a specialist. The attaché must answer to the authority of the ambassador. For example: "The cultural attaché of the French embassy has met with the president to organize a public concert", "Controversial statements by the British commercial attaché", "The government considered the provocative attitude of the Slovenian military attaché an offense ".

More specifically, it is known by the name of military attache or defense the rank an ambassador assigns to someone with a specialty in subjects military. Generally, the person chosen is usually an officer of the army, air force or navy, who has the capacity and the necessary training to carry out the greatest number of functions of the naval, military, police and air attachés. The term attaché, from French, is also used to refer to this concept.

The notion of aggregate can be extended to other employees who are assigned to a service of which they are not holders: "I am very happy: I have been appointed associate professor of the chair".

In another sense, an aggregate is a set of things that are considered as a single body, a group of interacting particles or any aggregation or addition: "Before kneading, we have to include an addition of soy milk, sugar and coloring", "This paint has a special additive that gives it waterproofing properties".

It is known as value added to the value that a productive process adds to raw material and fixed capital. If an artisan buys a stone for one hundred dollars and, after polishing and shaping it, sells it for one hundred and fifty pesos, said product has an added value of fifty dollars that corresponds to the work added by the person.

From another perspective, added value can be understood as the set of traits or features that are given to a product or service and that are not common, generally because they are not part of the offers of the competition. This resource aims to capture the public's attention, differentiate itself from competitors and try to stay one step ahead of them in the market.

It is a concept present in most of the products what we buy and the services we hire on a daily basis; let's see some examples:

* a shopping center that offers its customers a babysitting service at no additional cost, with a series of attractions for the amusement of the little ones;
* stores that carry out the shipping and installation of their products free of charge, as well as maintenance for a specified period of time;
* detergents that, in addition to complying with function Main in washing dishes and cutlery, it cares for the skin thanks to containing aloe vera.

Given the high level of competitiveness of the industry, there is no longer a sector dominated by a single company; the added value has become a fundamental tool to make a difference, to try to convince consumers that there is no reason to prefer the competition. The risk with this feature, however, is that none of the offerings will be entirely satisfactory: NVIDIA has fixed the vertical synchronization problem, but AMD has achieved a considerable increase in performance; the ideal graphics card should incorporate both novelties.