Explain the implications of freedom with fences concept

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Problem 1- Reflect upon Robert Stephens' discussion of "Freedom with Fences" from Chapter 1 of CIO Best Practices.

Part 1- Discuss the implications of this concept on the CIO, the IT organization, and the technologies that are managed by the IT organization.

Problem 2- Assess the impact that the "Freedom with Fences" concept, as described by Robert Stephens, would have on the operations of an organization.

The book is Stenzel, J. (2011). CIO best practices (2nd Ed.). Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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