You want to delegate workspace administration tasks to a specific team within your organization. You want to ensure that they have the necessary permissions to manage the workspace, but not full…

The Workspace Owner role generally possesses the highest level of administrative privileges, including the ability to delete the workspace and manage all aspects, which goes beyond "limited" administration.

The Workspace Member role typically has permissions to view and interact with content, and sometimes create content, but generally lacks administrative permissions for the workspace itself.

The Workspace Administrator role in Microsoft Fabric (or similar services) typically grants permissions to manage workspace settings, users, and resources. This role provides significant administrative control over the workspace itself, but usually without the full, highest-level privileges associated with being the "Owner," which often includes the ability to delete the workspace or manage billing.

The Workspace Contributor role usually allows users to create, edit, and manage content within the workspace, but it typically does not encompass administrative tasks for the workspace's configuration or user access beyond their own content.