Rapid advancements in IT systems have enabled us to live in a world that is interconnected by technology. But what if these IT systems are not physically protected? Sure, downtime can be a nuisance to our everyday lives, but for businesses it can have much greater consequences.

Not only does a failure affect the IT department within a business, but major disruption can be caused though out, resulting in loss of money and a damaged company reputation. Often, it’s the IT managers role to mitigate the risk of downtime and ensure the IT systems continue to perform with no hiccups.

This whitepaper takes you through four key areas for consideration to reduce the risk of potential downtime whilst still meeting the IT world’s future demands:

1. Physical Protection
2. Efficient cooling
3. Reliable & Secure IT Power Supplies
4. Real-Time Monitoring