App Outages Pose Costly Challenges for CIOs
82% of global CIOs and senior IT decision-makers surveyed admit that they are unable to meet business needs for immediate, always-on access to IT services.
More than nine out of 10 surveyed leaders said their organization has increased requirements for minimizing app downtime, in addition to increasing requirements for guaranteeing access to data.
It takes an average of 2.86 hours to recover mission-critical apps, and 8.45 hours to recover non-critical ones.
The average cost of one hour of downtime for a mission-critical app is $82,864 and $43,886 for a non-mission critical app.
Frequent, real-time interactions among customers, partners, suppliers and employees: 65%, Need for 24/7 access to apps due to globalization: 56%, Increased adoption of mobile devices: 56%
81% of those surveyed said their organizations are either modernizing or have already modernized their data centers, and 16% expect to do so within the next two years.
Lowering operational costs for IT: 70%, Providing always-on operations: 68%, Strengthening security and control: 67%, Provisioning new apps and services more quickly: 58%, Giving users faster and more efficient IT services: 49%
High-speed recovery: 60%, Data loss avoidance: 53%, Verified protection: 47%
Server virtualization: 97%, Storage upgrades: 95%, OS upgrades: 94%, Data protection/disaster recovery: 93%, Network virtualization: 88%