Term · 9. Business Processes & Methodology
Delegated Administration DA
Definition
Permission model where administrators delegate specific management functions to other users within scoped boundaries — typically business unit owners manage their own users without central IT involvement. Reduces IT bottleneck while maintaining governance. Common in large enterprises with autonomous business units.
- Application
- MidPoint: Type of administration where chosen users have administrator permissions.
Related terms
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Role Assignment (RA)
Specific instance of assigning a role to an identity — captures who, when, why, with what expiration. Direct (manually r …
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Role Management
Operational discipline of maintaining the role catalog — creating new roles, modifying existing roles, retiring obsolete …
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Birthright (BR)
Baseline access granted automatically to every identity of a specific type — typically minimal access required to functi …
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Role Creation
Process of defining a new role in the role catalog — naming, description, business owner, included entitlements, approva …
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Role Lifecycle Management (RLM)
Discipline of designing, approving, deploying, certifying, modifying, and retiring roles throughout their useful life. I …
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Role Mining (RM)
Analytical process of discovering role patterns by analyzing existing access data — clustering users with similar entitl …