Hierarchical address book
The standard address book meets the needs of most companies throughout the world. Presenting users and groups sorted by first name or last name does not work so well in companies where the culture is strongly based on adherence to a hierarchical structure, especially in East Asian countries. In these situations, the desired result is to present the organization in terms of seniority so that the most important members are listed first. Users can then search down through the address book of the organization, following its structure. For example, they can move from the CEO to the vice presidents who run major departments, to the directors, managers, and then individual contributors.
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