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Reliability
Your customers are being asked to meet ever-increasing demands of their business and downtime is not an option. They need confidence that their infrastructure will stay running well into the future, here are some ways you can help:
Their Edge Challenges
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Ensure proper backup power is purchased in case of a power outage
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Ensure each critical path is set up with a redundant path so that if one device is turned off or fails, there is another that can step in its place.
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Outdated equipment can put your customers at a greater risk for failure. Look for programs that help with the transition process.
Solutions that can help:
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Ensure each critical path is set up with a redundant path so that if one device is turned off or fails, there is another that can step in its place.
Color coding receptacles or power cords to identify A/B feeds can help reduce the chance of accidental removal of cables.
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Outdated software is more susceptible to security breaches.
Recommend a new solution that has proper security protocols. Software failure can happen when proper testing has not been done. Recommend to your customer to experiment and test the software before implementing.
Solutions that can help:
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If in an area that is earthquake-prone OSHPOD certification is most likely required, Ensure proper backup power is purchased in case of a power outage.
Redundancy is key if your customer’s equipment is located in a high risk area for natural disasters. If possible – recommend setting up geo-redundancy (redundancy between physical locations).
Solutions that can help:
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Recommend IT management products that allow for remote access and control.
Find the Right Solution
Use these selectors to identify which solution suits your customer’s needs.
Helpful Talking Points
- Though not every business is the same, a survey showed quarter of companies lose between $301,000-$400,000 per hour of downtime with another 14% losing more than five million dollars per hour.
- The steep cost of outages not only imposes a direct financial effect, but an indirect operational one as well. The operational strain downtime puts on a business effects added labor and reduced productivity in most cases.
- There is also an element of reputation loss depending on the company. Take Target’s major data breach in 2013/ That reportedly cost them $162 million, and effected more than 70 million customers, with many of them taking to social media.
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Sharpen Their Edge with Vertiv Infrastructure
Your customer’s businesses are looking to IT to support new edge applications and migrate computing and storage closer to customers, associates and devices. But they can’t do it alone.
As the Architects of Continuity, Vertiv delivers a broad portfolio of intelligent infrastructure systems, software and services that address the reliability, scalability and management challenges your customers face as their edge evolves. No matter what their challenge is, Vertiv has the solution.
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