Which of these statements about resources and capabilities is CORRECT?

This incorrectly excludes capabilities from the service asset classification; ITIL explicitly defines capabilities as one of the two types of service asset alongside resources.

ITIL defines service assets as anything that could contribute to the delivery of a service, and classifies them into two types: resources (tangible inputs such as infrastructure, people, money, and applications) and capabilities (the ability to coordinate, control, and deploy resources, including management, organization, processes, and knowledge). Both are explicitly categorized as service assets.

This incorrectly excludes resources from the service asset classification; ITIL explicitly defines resources as one of the two types of service asset alongside capabilities.

This contradicts the ITIL framework entirely; both resources and capabilities are defined as types of service asset and are central to understanding how value is created and delivered.