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1. Setting preferences that align with the specific needs of their group.
2. Overriding system-wide preferences set by the system administrator.
3. Managing user permissions for all groups in the organization.
4. Creating new workflows for the entire organization

1. Allowing users to modify system-wide settings.
2. Enabling customization of project-specific settings.
3. Restricting access to sensitive project data.
4. Standardizing workflows across all projects.

1. Ensuring that group preferences do not conflict with organizational policies.
2. Approving all group-level changes made by group administrators.
3. Assigning group administrators to specific projects.
4. Monitoring the daily activities of all groups.

1. To ensure that all users have the same permissions.
2. To align the platform's functionality with the organization's workflows.
3. To prevent users from making unauthorized changes.
4. To simplify the user interface for new employees.

1. It allows project managers to bypass organizational policies.
2. It provides flexibility for tailoring workflows to specific project needs.
3. It ensures that all projects follow the same standardized workflow.
4. It restricts changes to only system administrators.