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The High Cost Of Downtime – And How To Avoid It

How can costly downtime be avoided?
  • 1 min Read

By Maggie Kimberl

Downtime can be costly – as much as $10,000 an hour – and it often takes a long time to get things back online once they are out. Outages can happen because of hackers, software malfunctions, power outages and more, but the one thing that can get you back online quickly is monitoring your systems so you know exactly when an outage occurs and can respond immediately. Current systems rely pretty heavily on automation, which can be a blessing and a curse. Learn more about the cost of downtime from the infographic below.

Equities Contributor: Maggie Kimberl

Source: Equities News

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This Prestigious Bank Is Down 90% — Is Now the Time to Buy?

Bargain-hunting friends of mine have been asking: “Should I buy First Republic?” After all, First Republic is prestigious. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg got a mortgage there. Dozens of customer surveys rate its satisfaction scores higher than super-brands like Apple and Ritz-Carlton.

Recession Odds Rising (Plus: Jay Powell, Meet Sal Dali)

Many of us economy-watchers have been expecting recession, though with significant differences on odds and timing. Regardless, recent banking developments just made recession more likely and may have accelerated its onset.

It’s Easy For Leaders to Play the Blame Game. Don’t.

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