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Does SR2 offer an easy-to-use interface that knows a users role in the content process?
In SR2, a Role is the name given to a type of user who performs certain actions. For example, the Writer role would describe those users who create and maintain pages of content. It's not a job description, but, rather, a functional description within the context of your content-development process. Administrators create roles and determine which commands are available to each role.
Each SR2 user is assigned (by a System Administrator) to at least one Role, depending on the actions that they are expected to perform during the process. For example, the user “peter.h” might act as both a content author and an editor for other authors. Therefore, he would be assigned to both the Writer and Editor roles.
Accordingly, privileges within SR2 are based on the user's current role. For example, Writers might be able to create new assets, save them, import images, etc., but not be able to publish assets to the Web site or create new user descriptions. On the other hand, an Administrator might be able to create users and roles, but not assets.
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