What are two characteristics of a Group in Workfront? (Choose two.)

In Adobe Workfront, a Group is a fundamental organizational unit. A key administrative feature is the ability to designate specific users as "Group Administrators," granting them administrative permissions over that specific group and its members. This allows for decentralized user management. Furthermore, Groups can be directly associated with major work objects. For instance, a Group can be assigned as the "Group Owner" of a project, making it responsible for the project's oversight and management. This establishes a clear link between the organizational structure (the Group) and the work being performed (the Project).

A. Workfront's update threads allow tagging of users, teams, and roles to notify them, but not entire Groups directly.
B. This is incorrect. Every user in Workfront must be assigned to a "Home Group" upon creation; a user cannot exist in the system without at least one group assignment.

1. Correct Answer D: Adobe Workfront Documentation, "Group administrators." The article states, "A group administrator is a user who has administrative access for a specific group that they are a member of... You can designate one or more group administrators for any group in your system." This confirms that assigning a Group Administrator is a core characteristic.

2. Correct Answer C: Adobe Workfront Documentation, "Edit projects." In the "Project Details" overview, the "Group" field is described. You can "Start typing the name of the group you want to associate with the project, then click the name when it appears in the list." This confirms a Group can be associated with a Project.

3. Incorrect Answer B: Adobe Workfront Documentation, "Add users." The section "The 'New User' box" lists "Home Group" as a required field, stating, "Every user in Workfront must belong to one group, which is designated as their Home Group."

4. Incorrect Answer A: Adobe Workfront Documentation, "Tag others on updates." This document explicitly lists the entities that can be tagged: "You can tag users, teams, and roles in an update." Groups are not included in this list.