Instead of modifying the default user groups, we will add our own. Navigate to Administration | User groups and take a look at the list of current user groups:
As can be seen, there are already a few predefined groups, giving you some idea of how users could be organized. That organization can be based on system categories, systems, management roles, physical locations, and so on. For example, you might have a group of administrators in headquarters and some in a branch location. Each group might not be interested in the UPS status in the other location, so you could group them as HQ admins and Branch admins. A user can ...
