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3 min read DataRoad In short Response time and resolution time are different things. Many contracts guarantee only the first — and it is the second that matters to the business. An SLA with no defined consequence is
3 min read DataRoad In short There is no price per extension. The cost is divided into central, terminals, installation, traffic and maintenance — and proposals rarely separate these five components. A one-year comparison is always misleading.
3 min read DataRoad In short In a hotel, IT is part of the guest experience — WiFi is publicly reviewed and rated. The guest network and the management network must be completely
3 min read DataRoad In short Cabling is the only part of the infrastructure that lasts 15 to 20 years. Everything else is replaced several times over it. Certifying is not testing continuity. It is measuring
3 min read DataRoad In short Microsoft 365 does not back up your data in the way most companies assume. Data responsibility rests with the customer. Most companies pay
3 min read DataRoad Summary The first hour determines the outcome. Most definitively lost data is lost during recovery attempts, not the incident itself. Turn off the equipment and do not install recovery software over
3 min read DataRoad In short In a clinic, stopped IT means a full waiting room. Fault tolerance is much lower than in an office. Health data is a special category under the GDPR —