Assigning owners to system entitlements
You can specify who is responsible for a system entitlement. To do this, you define a product owner for the service item that is assigned to the system entitlement.
To assign system entitlements to an owner
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In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Ownerships.
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On the Ownerships page, click Assign Owner.
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On the Assign Ownership page, click System entitlement.
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In the Assign an owner to a system entitlement dialog, click Assign next to Device.
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In the System entitlement dialog, click the system entitlement to which you want to assign an owner.
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In the Assign an owner to a system entitlement dialog, click Next.
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In the Specify the new owner step, perform one of the following actions:
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To allow owners to be determined automatically, click Select one of the calculated possible owners and then select the identity in the menu.
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To set a specific identity as the owner, click Select another owner, and then click Assign. Now click the identity you want to specify as the owner.
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Click Next.
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In the Results step, click Close.
In the context of an attestation, the selected owner can confirm that this assignment is correct (see Pending attestations).
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Assigning owners to devices
You can specify who is responsible for a device. To do this, you define a product owner for the service item that is assigned to the device.
To assign an owner to a device
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In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Ownerships.
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On the Ownerships page, click Assign Owner.
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On the Assign Ownership page, click Device.
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In the Assign an owner to a device dialog, click Assign next to System entitlementDevice.
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In the Device dialog, click the device to which you want to assign an owner.
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In the Assign an owner to a device dialog, click Next.
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In the Specify the new owner step, perform one of the following actions:
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To allow owners to be determined automatically, click Select one of the calculated possible owners and then select the identity in the menu.
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To set a specific identity as the owner, click Select another owner, and then click Assign. Now click the identity you want to specify as the owner.
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Click Next.
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In the Results step, click Close.
In the context of an attestation, the selected owner can confirm that this assignment is correct (see Pending attestations).
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Claiming ownership of Active Directory groups
You can claim ownership of Active Directory groups if they do not have an owner.
If you claim ownership for a group, you are accountable for the interests of that group. For example, you decide about memberships within your group.
To claim ownership of a group
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In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Ownerships.
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On the Ownerships page, click Claim Ownership.
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On the Claim Ownership page, click Assign.
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In the Select a group dialog, click the Active Directory group for which you want to claim ownership.
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On the Claim Ownership page, click Claim Ownership.
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Auditing
Auditing describes how an aspect of a company is assessed. Quality assurance is also plays an important part in auditing. An audit is a systematic, independent, and documented examination, which assesses quality-related actions and evaluates them based on the planned requirements and targets. To successfully complete an audit there must be certain features available and specific requirements must be fulfilled.
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