What type of scenario is limited in the contexts it can be specified in?

Private scenarios are specifically designed for individual use, which limits their application to the creator only. This means that private scenarios cannot be shared or utilized by others within the organization. Consequently, their context is restricted to specific analytical needs or testing conditions defined by the individual author.

In contrast, shared scenarios are accessible to multiple users, public scenarios are available to all team members or departments, and global scenarios often allow for wide-reaching collaboration across various functions within the organization. This distinction highlights the private scenario's limitation in terms of collaboration and general accessibility, reinforcing its role as a tool for focused, personal analysis rather than a versatile solution for broader team engagement.