Restoring admin operations is not the end-game of disaster recovery

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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

Sometimes it makes more sense to slow down to recover faster…

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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

3 things every Contractor should know about Equipment Restoration Specialists

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Most of the recovery processing the vendors provide could be performed better and less expensive by your most experienced general contents cleaning Technicians. The “advanced technology” recovery processing the vendor’s promote is rarely used (< 5% of the units they service).  … Read More

A Matter of Ethics: Facing the Fear of Doing the Right Thing

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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

6 Components of Large Machinery/Equipment Recovery Projects

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  Regardless of complexity, all large recovery projects involving industrial equipment/machinery assets can be broken down into  a series of small task-specific components.  The 6 basic components identified below provides a solid foundation to initiate and control the recovery process. … Read More