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3 Steps Identify Critical Facilities' Downtime Risks

3 Steps Identify Critical Facilities' Downtime Risks



Last of a 4-part article detailing a step-by-step process to help facility managers determine the real impact of downtime

Use these forms to gather information needed to analyze whether to consider additional redundancy for systems


By Scott Offermann  
OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: Understanding Whether a ‘Critical Operation’ is Really CriticalPt. 2: Identifying Levels of Support, Measuring Productivity Loss Help Determine ‘Acceptable Downtime’Pt. 3: In Study of Critical Operations, Gap Analysis Examines Operating Time of Redundant SystemsPt. 4: This Page




Continue Reading: Critical Facilities

Understanding Whether a ‘Critical Operation’ is Really Critical

Identifying Levels of Support, Measuring Productivity Loss Help Determine ‘Acceptable Downtime’

In Study of Critical Operations, Gap Analysis Examines Operating Time of Redundant Systems

3 Steps Identify Critical Facilities' Downtime Risks

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