We are handling lots of single projects, with single project-groups, which mustn't see each others projects.

Therefore assume we want to setup a new Project named "X-Project". Then we do the following steps:
1. Create a group named "X-Project"
2. Create users
3. Click every single user into the group (boooring)
4. Create a Permission Scheme from a template Scheme through copy
4b. Rename the Scheme to "X-Project"
4c. Add the "X-Project"-group to the right permissions
5. Create a Layout-Scheme from a template Scheme through copy
5b. Rename the Scheme to "X-Project"
6. Create a Notification Scheme from a template Scheme through copy
6b. Rename the Scheme to "X-Project"
7. FINALLY! Create a Project !!! And Assign all Schemes to it !!!

OK, this was just to show you how much time and effort it takes to setup projects like this.

THIS is, what i think would improve this SOMEWHAT:

THE ALL NEW CREATE PROJECT PAGE !
Here is what it looks like:

• Like today: Name, Project Lead, etc.

• For each scheme (Notification, Permission, Layout, Security) you either select an existing
  one (like today) of you select one and also activate a checkbox which reads (create from
  template)
• if the "create from template" checkbox is activated for a selected scheme, this scheme
  gets copied and renamed to the name of the project after you click the Create Button
• There is another checkbox : Create "Project Group". If this checkbox is activated a
  group will be created, which is named exactly like the project
• Click "Create"
• Everything gets created
• You are asked, which users to add to the new project group (if you created such a group) and
  you can select them from a listbox (with multi-select) and click on add. These users are then added to the new group
• Done - you get navigated to the newly created project administration page

The only thing left to do would be editing the new schemes. Or has anyone good ideas how to get the scheme editing neatly into this process?