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"If the risk or cost of testing failover is too high, the risk of actual failure is too high.”
That has become a catchphrase of mine. It made me wonder:
"If the risk or cost of testing a contingency plan is too high, the risk presented by actual disaster is too high.”
These may not be equivalent in value or accuracy. Discuss?
That has become a catchphrase of mine. It made me wonder:
"If the risk or cost of testing a contingency plan is too high, the risk presented by actual disaster is too high.”
These may not be equivalent in value or accuracy. Discuss?
