The Next Steps
After your administrators are established, individual administrators can log on and perform their administrative duties. For example, they can create products, libraries, projects, programs, and end users.
To understand what those duties might entail, refer to the following table:
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Type of Administrator
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Recommended Sections to Read
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All administrators
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Administration Overview - for general information.
Contexts - for major concepts about contexts.
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Site administrator
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Site - for details on using the Site  functionality.Organizations - for details on using the Organizations  functionality and creating organization contexts.Participants (Users, Groups, and Organizations) - for details about creating and managing users, groups, and organizations. |
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Organization administrator
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Organizations - for details on using the Organizations functionality and creating organization contexts.Participants (Users, Groups, and Organizations) - for details about creating and managing users and groups within your organization. |
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Product manager
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Products and Libraries - for details on administering products and using the Products  functionality. |
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Library manager
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Products and Libraries - for details on administering libraries and using the Libraries  functionality. |
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Project manager
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Projects and Programs - for details on administering projects and using the Projects  functionality. |
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Program manager
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Projects and Programs - for details on administering programs and using the Programs  functionality. |
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Shared team manager
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Teams - for details on administering context teams and shared teams.
See also the section recommended for the context manager of any context in which the shared team is used.
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