Actions

Hi Mario -

There's a flexibility trade-off to consider here if you have Tempo users.
Having different application-specific "navigation" applications provides greater flexibility than what you are proposing, (again for Tempo):

Two things come to mind.
(1) Users won't be able to take advantage of application filtering on the Actions tab if all actions are contained in a single application.
(2) There's a loss of granularity to the benefit of un-publishing applications specifically for the purpose of hiding actions. If there were a need to hide actions associated with one and only business application, but all actions are in one application, your only option is to hide or show all actions.

Hi Mario -

There's a flexibility trade-off to consider here if you have Tempo users.
Having different application-specific "navigation" applications provides greater flexibility than what you are proposing, (again for Tempo):

Two things come to mind.
(1) Users won't be able to take advantage of application filtering on the Actions tab if all actions are contained in a single application.
(2) There's a loss of granularity to the benefit of un-publishing applications specifically for the purpose of hiding actions. If there were a need to hide actions associated with one and only business application, but all actions are in one application, your only option is to hide or show all actions.