What is subordinate domain in SAP SBA - Semantic Business Applications?

SAP Term: subordinate domain

• Component: SBA

• Component Name: Semantic Business Applications

• Description: A lower-level domain in the semantic net. For example, "Life Insurance" and "Auto Insurance" might be defined as subordinate domains of the domain "Insurance".

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• Key Concepts: 
  A subordinate domain is a type of domain within the SBA Semantic Business Applications (SBA) platform. It is a collection of related concepts and terms that are used to define the meaning of a particular business process or application. The subordinate domain is used to provide context and structure to the data within the SBA platform. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The subordinate domain is used to define the meaning of a particular business process or application. It is used to provide context and structure to the data within the SBA platform. The subordinate domain can be used to create relationships between different concepts and terms, as well as to define the meaning of a particular concept or term. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a subordinate domain, it is important to ensure that all related concepts and terms are included in the domain. This will help ensure that all relevant information is included in the domain and that it is easy to understand. Additionally, it is important to ensure that all terms are properly defined so that they can be easily understood by users. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The SBA platform also includes other types of domains such as the master domain, which is used to define the overall structure of the SBA platform, and the reference domain, which is used to provide additional information about specific concepts or terms. Additionally, there are other types of domains such as the ontology domain, which is used to define relationships between different concepts and terms.