On Nov 8, 2009, at 6:42 PM, MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
> I'm talking about SENSITIVE, business critical timely data...not
> ProFox
> archives exactly. But you knew that. It sucks when ProFox is down
> 'cause the archives are great. But if the ProFox archives are down
> (like they were), it's not affecting my business immediately.
My point was that for most companies it is much more likely to suffer
an outage on an internally-managed system than it is for any of the
large hosting companies. Unless you have a full-scale, highly-trained
IT department that insists on redundant everything, you're going to
have outages. It's a fact of life. The idea is to minimize the risk,
and for most businesses, outsourcing the hardware will do just that.
-- Ed Leafe
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