3. Disaster recovery/business continuance platforms expertise

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This would be a picture of you in your data center or enterprise telecom room before, during and after this thing goes down. The need for disaster recovery and business continuance platform expertise is going to be wound up into perpetually oscillating ordeal of looped horror. Uptime Institute will probably have to add a course on "in the statistical event of critical cooling deficiencies caused by psychosis induced by an undead invasion," or something. Seriously, data center managers: keep your cool during the zombie apocalypse.

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