In which table would the definition of newly created catalogs for different customer types be stored?

The definition of newly created catalogs for different customer types is stored in the Catalog table, which is identified as the sc_catalog. This table serves as the foundational structure for managing the various service catalogs that are available for users within an organization. Each entry in this table corresponds to a specific catalog item, detailing the offerings, features, and categories available to customers.

The Catalog table's primary purpose is to streamline the way services are categorized and offered to various customer segments. It allows organizations to create differentiated catalogs based on customer types, ensuring that users access the appropriate services tailored to their needs. This capability is essential for effective service management and aligns with IT service management best practices.

In contrast, the Service Offering Catalog, Business Services Catalog, and Service Portfolio Catalog serve different functions. The Service Offering Catalog focuses on individual service offerings, the Business Services Catalog is more concerned with articulating value to business services provided, and the Service Portfolio Catalog relates to a high-level overview of services offered, both current and planned. While they play crucial roles in service management, they are not specifically designated for defining newly created catalogs based on customer types like the Catalog table is.