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In a scenario where a company is migrating its on-premises applications to Azure using Azure Resource Manager (ARM), they need to ensure that their resources are organized efficiently for management and billing purposes. The company has multiple departments, each requiring distinct resource groups for their applications. They also want to implement role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure that only authorized personnel can manage resources within their respective groups. Given this context, which approach should the company take to structure their resource groups and implement RBAC effectively?
Create separate resource groups for each department and assign RBAC roles at the resource group level to control access based on departmental needs.
Use a single resource group for all departments and apply RBAC roles at the subscription level to simplify management.
Create resource groups based on application types rather than departments and assign RBAC roles at the individual resource level.
Implement a hybrid approach by creating resource groups for departments but applying RBAC roles at the resource level for granular control.

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