Examples of Global, Universal, and Local naming convention

I am stuck on the types of naming conventions for global, universal, and local groups.
For example, I have Managers, Clinical, VC, BC, Councilors, Accounting, Nurses, Payroll, Benefits, Company Policies/Form
Which ones would you make global, universal and local?
I was thinking of making Clinical, Accounting and Managers the global groups. Then make VC, BC, Nurses, Payroll, Benefits and Company Policies/Forms, Councilors the local groups.
Since this is only a single domain, I was going to omit the universal group.
What are your thoughts? Would this work?

Greetings!
There is really no difference in your scenario. If you have a single domain with no other child domains simply go for Global. The differences between these groups are related to membership of
the users. For example in Global groups, users from other domains are not allowed to be member of the group.
More information at:
Group scope
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<mx:Text x="346" y="0" text="Local stored thumbnail"/>
</mx:WindowedApplication>
To bad the attach code button still isn't fixed :(

Hi there,
Will you be able to provide the backend script for saving the
file data?Will you be able to provide the backend script for saving
the file data?
This example is created for a desktop application. Saving the
file is included in this example, it saves in the application
storage directory.
// File.applicationStorageDirectory gets you to the local
storage dir
//On Windows, this is the "projectname" directory
//(for example, C:\Documents and Settings\application
data\projectname).
// On Mac OS, it is /Users/userName/Documents.
If you attempt to use certain functionality in a website, you
need other functionality for storing the image on the server. There
are lots of examples on that one.. Perhaps i need it in the future.
If i do i will post an example on the forum.
Also, may I post your link to other forums, so that others may
benefit?
Sure you may post the example on other websites and forums.
I found it difficult to find nice examples, so the more the
better ;)
Just put underneath the example something like:
Created By: Jacob Hingst From Holland
No copyright attached, so free for your use.

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