There's an IT concept called "Level of Service." A "Level of
Service" is an abstract notion of how many and how much service
a particular user receive's. For example, user 'joesmith' may
have: - 50MB email inbox quota - POP3 access to his email -
Webmail access - SMTP service - Access to the calendar - Access
to the following software via the Software Center: - Macromedia
Dreamweaver - MS Office 2003 - Can have 5 email aliases - Can
have a Preferred First.Last Name Email Address - Has a
Weatherhead account - Has a Weatherhead network home drive - Has
a Weatherhead email account - Has 100MB quota, POP, Webmail,
IMAP associated with the Weatherhead email account The abstract
combination of those services define joesmith's "Level of
Service." Another user may have an entirely different Level of
Service. Another user may still yet have an entirely different
Level of Service than the previous two... and so on and so
forth. Of course, assigning a user a service usually does not
happen by hand. It is usually done au