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<!-- START:briefDescription,_P9gp0BtHEdqSLrJ4Ij2LVA CRC: 1553505890 -->A Composite Role is a special Role Descriptor that relates to more than one Role. It represents a grouping of Roles with the main purpose of reducing the number of Roles defined in Method Content for a Process.<!-- END:briefDescription,_P9gp0BtHEdqSLrJ4Ij2LVA -->
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A Composite Role is a grouping of Roles that can be used in an Activity or Process to reduce the number of Roles. A
Composite Role is thus for the Tasks and Work Products defined for the Roles it refers to. A typical use of this
construct occurs within a Process designed for a small team in which multiple standard Roles from the Method Content
are assigned to a single resource. By using a Composite Role the Process suggests a typical clustering of Roles to
Resources.<br />
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A simple example is a Composite Role named <em><strong>Developer</strong></em> that groups together the
<em><strong>Implementer</strong></em> and <em><strong>Tester</strong></em> Roles. Now, every time one of the Roles
Implementer or Tester would normally be used within the breakdown structure, Developer is used instead. Hence, if a
Task Descriptor is added to the Process, that has Implementer or Tester as the primary performer, this Role would be
automatically be substituted by&nbsp;the Composite Role instance Developer that links back to either Tester or
Implementer (or both if both were listed as the Task performers).
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