Manufacturing Application Downtime,
Your Productivity Killer
How Do You Protect Against the
Consequences of Operations Downtime?
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Group Brief to find out
Group Brief to find out
When manufacturing applications go down, automation fails, operations halt causing severe and immediate consequences.
As automation and consolidation increase, even a minor computer outage can have severe and immediate consequences. In fact, ARC research shows that direct downtime costs vary from several thousand to tens of thousands USD per hour.
This ARC Advisory Group, discusses how prevailing manufacturing trends — deployment of mission-critical applications, consolidation of automation and information infrastructure, use of fault-tolerant virtualization, and expansion to 24x7 operations — are making zero downtime more important than ever before.
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As automation and consolidation increase, even a minor computer outage can have severe and immediate consequences. In fact, ARC research shows that direct downtime costs vary from several thousand to tens of thousands USD per hour.
This ARC Advisory Group, discusses how prevailing manufacturing trends — deployment of mission-critical applications, consolidation of automation and information infrastructure, use of fault-tolerant virtualization, and expansion to 24x7 operations — are making zero downtime more important than ever before.
Download this white paper to learn:
- Trends in plant application adoption and their root causes
- Financial impact of downtime and data loss in manufacturing operations
- How to determine your organization's availability risk and requirements
- Evaluation of high availability solutions based on TCO
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