In what way does Avaya Aura support multi-tenancy?

Avaya Aura supports multi-tenancy by allowing configuration for multiple tenants in one deployment. This capability enables organizations to serve various users or groups as separate entities within a single physical infrastructure, thereby optimizing resource utilization and reducing costs. Each tenant can have personalized settings, policies, and access controls, ensuring that their data and operations remain segregated while still benefiting from the shared services provided by the Avaya platform.

This is significant for service providers or enterprises that need to manage multiple customer accounts or internal divisions while maintaining autonomy over their configurations and security requirements. The architecture allows for flexibility and scalability in managing disparate operations without necessitating separate systems for each tenant, leading to improved efficiency and streamlined management.

The other options don’t accurately reflect how Avaya Aura addresses multi-tenancy. For instance, limiting the number of users per deployment does not align with the multi-tenancy model, which is designed to accommodate numerous users across multiple tenants. Supporting only one application at a time contradicts the idea of providing shared resources to different tenants simultaneously. Lastly, enhancing individual user capabilities exclusively would not support the multi-tenancy framework, which requires a broader approach to accommodate various tenants' needs collectively.