Perowner

Perowner is a term that does not have a formal, widely accepted definition in major dictionaries or standard references. In contemporary technical writing, it is sometimes used as a shorthand or label to describe ownership or access patterns that are defined on a per-owner basis. Because it is not established as a formal concept, meanings can vary by context and author.

In software and data governance, 'per-owner' concepts appear in discussions of data isolation, access control, and policy scoping. A per-owner access model would aim to ensure that operations, permissions, or data visibility are constrained to the owner of a resource, reducing cross-owner leakage. In licensing or asset management, a per-owner model might tie licenses, rights, or asset records to individual owners rather than devices, accounts, or centralized groups. In product design or documentation, perowner labeling can help track provenance and responsibilities across a set of owned items.

Because 'perowner' is not standardized, its spelling varies (for example per-owner, per owner, or camelCase perOwner) depending on the domain or coding style. Related concepts include per-user and per-tenant models, owner-based access control, and ABAC or RBAC variants. See also ownership, access control, data governance.