Permission design is the foundation of business systems; retrofitting it after launch costs ten times more.
Permission design is the foundation of business systems; retrofitting it after launch costs ten times more. This article draws on our practical experience serving over 3,000 enterprise clients.
The permission model must cover both functional and data permissions: whether a feature can be used and which data can be seen are two different things.
Authorize by role rather than by individual, so personnel changes only require adjusting role assignments.
Data classification and tiered management are becoming a compliance necessity; permission design should reserve tiering capabilities.
There is no standard answer to digital transformation, but there is one iron rule: first get one scenario running and deliver results, then talk about full rollout.