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Even with technological advancements, it’s generally accepted that businesses will experience operational downtime. The question isn’t so much if operational downtime will happen, but rather how unplanned delays and stops impact other aspects of your business and erode your profitability.
Generally speaking, there are two types of issues that interrupt business productivity: those resulting from faulty tools, and those resulting from circumstances that interfere with continuing normal business operations. Think of them as “everyday” issues and “catastrophic” issues, respectively:
Regardless of issue type, operational downtime can occur at any time. While the majority of the 625 business professionals responding to a recent industry poll have some sort of data protection and recovery plan in place, they don’t have a ready solution for what they identified as their top three concerns associated with operational downtime:
To put the impact of these concerns into perspective, the same industry study asked respondents to quantify how much actual time downtime incidents cause:
With the advent of cloud-based connectivity, operational downtime challenges are now more easily solved with outsourced managed business technologies strategically designed and implemented to optimize processes and increase overall efficiencies.
If operational downtime is standing in the way of your success, contact the Gordon Flesch Company today to learn about maintenance practices and workflow management systems we can implement to help take your business to the next level.
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