It will be no surprise to hear how many organizations are caught with their pants down in the wake of Florence. Unfortunately, even the organizations that believed they were proactive and negotiated priority response contracts with restoration companies prior … Read More
Although the 2017 hurricane season is over and many organizations have restored operations, for some there’s an approaching storm that most won’t recognize until it’s too late. Organizations that have mission-critical electronics that have been shut down because of power … Read More
Many organizations focus only on Task-Critical and Business-Critical operations during the initial stages of disaster recovery. Organizations have become so entrenched with the IOT (Internet Of Things) throughout their operations that the digital world overshadows the physical world. Unfortunately, the … Read More
Buying time when time matters most… A large-scale disaster such as Harvey imposes a huge drain of qualified recovery resources for organizations desperate for assistance. Especially true for mission-critical machinery and equipment assets, the window of opportunity to initiate … Read More
Deep in your brain there is a little nugget of tissue called the amygdala. It’s roughly the shape and size of an almond. It’s the part of the brain that handles identifying things that scare you and things that make … Read More
Several months following a minor incident in a data center (power supply smoldered) unexplained short circuits were plaguing electronic equipment. After confirming that the failures were not associated with any residual contaminates introduced by the recent incident, we conducted a … Read More