whitepaper
7/31/24
In this new era of information, it’s obvious why the term “Mission Critical” is most often associated with data centers, data security software, and power resilience.
However, all buildings and businesses rely on a myriad of systems, applications, people, and processes whose failure or disruption would cause them to grind to a halt. It is incumbent upon facility owners, vendors, architects, business leaders, and service providers to explore all aspects of Mission Critical to ensure safe and continual operation. In this publication, we widen the aperture to explore many different elements of mission critical beyond catastrophic failure avoidance such as market and environmental trends, regulations, and the challenges that make Business Continuity Planning a crucial ongoing exercise for everyone in the built environment.
See what our Crete United experts have to say about business continuity planning in mission critical data centers.
