Organogram with Group Profiling - Revision history

Philip Lacey at 12:15, 6 March 2018

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Philip Lacey at 12:06, 6 March 2018

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Philip Lacey at 14:53, 26 February 2018

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Philip Lacey: /* To add a Security Group / Branch */

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‎To add a Security Group / Branch

Philip Lacey at 11:14, 29 April 2016

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Philip Lacey at 19:43, 8 September 2014

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Philip Lacey at 02:04, 22 March 2014

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Louise Ashton: Created page with "An organogram is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions. In this sub-section, the structure ..."

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Created page with "An organogram is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions. In this sub-section, the structure ..."

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An organogram is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions. In this sub-section, the structure of your organisation will be detailed according the levels you’ve added showing what users are associated with a group or groups, as one user can be associated with many groups.

“Everyone” will always be the parent group/top group and therefore will be granted all the permissions. From here other groups can be added and granted with certain permissions depending on where they are located on the organogram.

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 ==Overview==
 An organogram is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions.
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 ==Tree structures==
 Every Organogram is different for every company. Some terminology must be common in order to further discussions of the engine.
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 ==Use in bxp software (bxp)==
 For security management it is possible to group users up and apply security permissions based on different branches of the Organogram tree.

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-== Overview ==
+==Overview==
-An organogram is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions.
+An example organogram might look like the following. Retrieved from http://blog.hansdezwart.info/category/parallax/ discussing Hibernia college, an on-line college in Ireland.
 [[File:Organogram_hibernia.jpg|800px]]
 The root or base of the tree is Everyone. Using the example above, the President is the root of the tree structure. From here numerous branches extend out. It is possible for the root to have one branch or many branches. A user is associated with one or more branches of the tree.
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-== Use in bxp software (bxp) ==
+==Use in bxp software (bxp)==
 For security management it is possible to group users up and apply security permissions based on different branches of the Organogram tree.
-bxp manages all its security through the System Access Management [[File:016.png]] module.  There is a section in this module called Security Group Management.  It is in here all management of the organogram is controlled.
+bxp manages all its security through the System Access Management [[File:016.png]] module. There is a section in this module called Security Group Management. It is in here all management of the organogram is controlled.
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-== Management ==
+==Management==
 [[Category:Module Specific:System Access Management]]
 [[Category:Topic:Security]]

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	Below is a display of the current structure to serve as a reminder.		Below is a display of the current structure to serve as a reminder.
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		+	=== Profile a User ===
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		+	If you want to see what Security Groups / Branches a user is in the this report makes it easy to see.
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		+	''Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Profile a User >''
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	=== To associate users with a Security Group / Branch ===		=== To associate users with a Security Group / Branch ===

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-''Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Create a Security Group >''
+''Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Security Group - Add >''
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 Below is a display of the current structure to serve as a reminder.
 === To associate users with a Security Group / Branch ===

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	An example organogram might look like the following. Retrieved from http://blog.hansdezwart.info/category/parallax/ discussing Hibernia college, an on-line college in Ireland.		An example organogram might look like the following. Retrieved from http://blog.hansdezwart.info/category/parallax/ discussing Hibernia college, an on-line college in Ireland.

−	[[File:Organogram_hibernia.jpg]]	+	[[File:Organogram_hibernia.jpg\|800px]]

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	“Everyone” will always be the parent group/top group and therefore will be granted all the permissions. From here other groups can be added and granted with certain permissions depending on where they are located on the organogram.		“Everyone” will always be the parent group/top group and therefore will be granted all the permissions. From here other groups can be added and granted with certain permissions depending on where they are located on the organogram.
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		+	[[Category:Module Specific:System Access Management]]
		+	[[Category:Topic:Security]]