Use of Teams Folders?

Hello,
Can someone confirm the proper use of "Team" folders in BPC? My customer would like to use a Team Folder concept to allow power users to create and store standard reports for their individual teams. So under each folder, reports pertaining directly to that Team would exist, and one of the Team members would be able to change/upload new reports for that team.
Is this a proper and recommended use of Team Folders?
Thanks for all help,
Valerie Dixon

Each Team in security is provided with a Team folder. Each User in the team will have access to the folder. Access to the content in the folder is managed by security tasks. So if you create a team and store templates for the team, those assigned have access to the team folder and possibly data manager packages, depending on security rights. In additoin you may select 1 or more team leaders to manage the content as well.
So, to your question, I think that what you describe is correct and how the team folders are used by most implementations. Just remember, they still have access to th ecompany folders as well.
Hope this helps.

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