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In a multi-tenant Azure environment, a company is planning to implement Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) to manage access to its resources. The organization has multiple departments, each requiring different levels of access to various applications. The IT administrator needs to ensure that users from different departments can only access the applications relevant to their roles while maintaining a centralized management system. Which approach should the administrator take to effectively manage access control across the Azure AD tenant?

Implement role-based access control (RBAC) by defining roles for each department and assigning users to these roles based on their job functions.

Create separate Azure AD tenants for each department to isolate their access and management.

Use a single group for all users and assign permissions at the group level to simplify management.

Rely on application-level permissions without integrating them into Azure AD for user management.

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