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April 1, 2005
Significantly, 34% of respondents indicated they did not know the average cost of downtime for their organization.From The 2004 Liebert Availability Report, which surveyed more than 500 evaluators, specifiers, and purchasers of network availability-related systems. Only 6% reported that downtime cost more than $1 million per year.

‘Significantly, 34% of respondents indicated they did not know the average cost of downtime for their organization.’
From “The 2004 Liebert Availability Report,” which surveyed more than 500 evaluators, specifiers, and purchasers of network availability-related systems. Only 6% reported that downtime cost more than $1 million per year.

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