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  • Sysman
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    I read an interesting article the other day, the gist of which was that the drive to make everything efficient has cut fat to the point where resillience no longer exists and many organizations will struggle to survive if the world turns.
    It makes me want to weep when I think of the excellent guys and girls I worked with on Disaster Tolerant systems.

    I had thought that with increasing awareness of Green issues we would be building more stuff that lasted.

    Alas no.

    The finest graduates nowadays are paid to persuade folks to click on adverts

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    I read an interesting article the other day, the gist of which was that the drive to make everything efficient has cut fat to the point where resillience no longer exists and many organizations will struggle to survive if the world turns.
    there is also a general ignorance of anything other than achieving the goal, during definition resilience is ignored, during developments its firmly out of scope etc.

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  • doodab
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    I read an interesting article the other day, the gist of which was that the drive to make everything efficient has cut fat to the point where resillience no longer exists and many organizations will struggle to survive if the world turns.

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  • oracleslave
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    Originally posted by CoolerKing View Post

    I weep for this country.
    Spain?

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    Error message from Santander online Banking this morning..........

    I weep for this country.
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