Who can be designated as a resource owner in the system?

The designation of a resource owner in the system can be assigned to either a user or a user group. This flexibility allows organizations to manage resources effectively by enabling a single individual or a collective group to have ownership over specific resources.

When a user is designated as a resource owner, they typically have the authority to manage access and modifications related to the resource. On the other hand, designating a user group as a resource owner can simplify management when multiple users have similar responsibilities or when tasks can be distributed among several individuals. The choice between a user or a user group often depends on the organization's structure and the nature of the resources being managed.

This dual option facilitates more efficient resource governance, ensuring that ownership can be appropriately aligned with accountability and operational needs. By allowing both single users and groups to own resources, the system provides a versatile solution for resource management and compliance within varying organizational frameworks.