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What Is AMI Data and How Can Utility Companies Benefit from It?

Pure Storage

They enabled utility companies to remotely monitor electricity, connect and disconnect service, detect tampering, and identify outages. For example, the latest AMI meters provide alerts when your usage spikes. The system can quickly detect outages and report them to the utility, leading to faster restoration of services.

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Managing Vendor Incidents: Customer Impact That Isn’t Your Fault by Mandi Walls

PagerDuty

One of the first key tenets of cloud computing was that “you own your own availability ”, the idea being that the public cloud providers were making infrastructure available to you, and your organization had to decide what to use and how to use it in order to meet your organization’s goals. That’s been great!

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Managing Vendor Incidents: Customer Impact That Isn’t Your Fault by Mandi Walls

PagerDuty

One of the first key tenets of cloud computing was that “you own your own availability ”, the idea being that the public cloud providers were making infrastructure available to you, and your organization had to decide what to use and how to use it in order to meet your organization’s goals. That’s been great!

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IT Orchestration vs. IT Automation: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

Real-world Examples of Orchestration Real-world examples of orchestration in different industries include: Cloud computing: Cloud providers use orchestration platforms to manage large-scale infrastructure and deploy services across distributed data centers.

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The 16 Best Data Protection Software Companies for 2022

Solutions Review

These capabilities facilitate the automation of moving critical data to online and offline storage, and creating comprehensive strategies for valuing, cataloging, and protecting data from application errors, user errors, malware, virus attacks, outages, machine failure, and other disruptions. Note: Companies are listed in alphabetical order.