To grant a technician permissions for managing meeting policies and voice features, which role is most suitable?

The Teams Communications Administrator role is specifically designed to allow individuals to manage meeting policies and voice features within Microsoft Teams. This role includes permissions to configure various aspects of Teams communications, including setting up and managing voice services, policies for meetings, call quality settings, and managing user licenses related to voice functionalities.

Individuals in this role have access to comprehensive tools and settings to ensure effective management of communication features, which are crucial for ensuring seamless calls and meetings within an organization. By having this level of access, the technician can tailor the communication experience to fit the needs of users, troubleshoot issues more efficiently, and enforce organizational policies concerning meetings and voice communication.

The other roles, while they may have some crossover in responsibilities, do not provide the same level of access specifically tailored to communications management. For instance, the Teams Service Administrator has a broader role encompassing overall Teams administration but may not be focused specifically on the nuances of meeting policies and voice feature management.