What is Downtime? As the adoption of cloud computing continues to encourage innovation across industries, high-performing and resilient systems have become a necessity in order...
How often have you been in the middle of work when suddenly your machine crashes? If you’re anything like the rest of us, the chances...
This is the first in a series of posts we’ll be publishing on trends we’re seeing in the retail industry and how IT organizations tasked...
Downtime is best described as a period in which a system, device, or application’s core services, both internal and/or external, are unavailable or idle for...
At its core, uptime is a metric observed by organizations of all sizes in order to better understand a system’s overall reliability. It is best...
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What does incident management mean for the travel and hospitality industry? There are times when it can mean everything. In this post, we’ll take a...
According to a roundup by Gartner, the average cost of downtime for an enterprise is $5,600 per minute. While the data collected was from incredibly...
The Ponemon Institute estimates an average per-minute cost for just partial outages to be $5,600.00 (which comes to over $300,000.00 per hour), with costs running...