text: Storage Sets  System Printers 
  
  *Figure 3-24 Decentralized system administration - object owner model*
  
  The object owner model can be used to separate the objects on the system into logical parts, 
  such as a department, company, or another entity. Each part is independent of the other part 
  and each part must be maintained separately. Each part typically requires two administrative 
  users. One user is responsible for creating and maintaining users and groups. The other user 
  is responsible for creating and maintaining applications, application groups, and folders. 
  However, you can also define one user with the authority to create and maintain users, 
  groups, applications, application groups, and folders. In effect, the one user is the system 
  administrator for a logical part of the system. 
  
  In the object owner model, the system administrator defines two users for each logical part of 
  the system. One user is responsible for maintaining the users and groups for a logical part of 
  the system. The other user is responsible for maintaining the applications, application groups, 
  folders, and cabinets for a logical part of the system. With the object owner model, you store 
  data from several sources on one Content Manager OnDemand system and let only one set 
  of users access each set of data. Table 3-2 on page 71 shows the administrative users and 
  the tasks that are assigned to the users. 