Kroger, Inc
C.Williams
BUS 111
Week 2
Bethel University
April 11, 2011
This is the role of management including levels, types and functions. There are certain features they must go by. Kroger has to provide automated role creation by incorporating top-down and bottom-up approaches; enforce cross-role segregation of duties and policies; comprehensive role lifecycle management, and also role consolidation management. Kroger also has to play a big role in preparing the employees and customers benefits and keeping its records straight. Kroger enables compliance auditing using role assignments and role history. They must keep check on efficiency for provisioning of new users, streamlines the process of changing a user’s role, saving time and cost. Kroger roles might include some of the same roles as a lot of other companies. They also have certain guide lines to follow, and a role is a representation of a set of access right to resources/data that corresponds to duties associated with a business function. Kroger roles are desirable to their organization. Like with any organization, to create an enterprise role based access control infrastructure, organizations often find that initial role creation is a major barrier. Even in small and medium sized companies, the numbers of accounts, systems, locations, lines of business, and other attributes to map into roles is daunting. Lacking a centralized view, many organizations start from the bottom up by dumping access data from multiple systems into databases and manually correlating user by user basis. This is how Kroger organization measure efficiency and effectiveness. Kroger know how to treat the knowledge component of business activities as an explicit concern of business reflected in strategy, policy and practice at all levels of the organization. It makes a direct connection between an organization’s intellectual assets-both explicit and positive business