Business Critical vs Mission Critical applications.Enterprises Moving Business-Critical Applications to the Cloud.What are Business Critical Applications?.This is part of our series explaining SAP on Azure.
Different industries assign different priorities according to their needs, but the majority define three main types of priorities: mission critical, business critical, and non-critical or low priority applications. Organizations often categorize their applications, assigning a level that suggests the scope of expected damages in case of a disaster. This can lead to short and long term financial losses, decreased productivity, loss of brand authority, and loss of customer trust. If a business-critical application fails or is interrupted, normal operations of the organization cannot proceed as usual. Operators can switch input sources, choose customizable, preset display layouts, and pan and zoom to view items of particular interest.A business critical application is any application that is essential for business continuity. The Port can choose the size of windows to display on the 2 x 4 video wall. The Galileo processor receives a range of inputs, including conventional and infrared surveillance cameras, intrusion detection systems, digitized map data, traffic sensors, news feeds, local TV broadcasts, interagency communications, road condition data, weather information, RFID truck sensors, truck queue feeds and traffic incident information - and consolidates this data to provide a centralized, correlated view on the video wall. The processor can support a diverse variety of disparate digital and IP-based signal sources, and provide 4K image quality. In an effort to improve freight movement and logistics efficiency, along with ensuring awareness and resiliency in the Oakland Seaport area, the Port of Oakland invested in a new video wall powered by RGB Spectrum’s Galileo video wall processor. Its multi-faceted functions encompass improved situational awareness throughout the Port and all perimeter zones, monitoring freight activity, collecting and disseminating transportation data, communicating and collaborating with inter-agency and Port partners, disseminating traffic flow and wait time status to truck drivers, tracking incoming and outgoing vehicles, coordinating intermodal freight shippers, and monitoring local rail traffic. The role of the TMC/EOC is to manage the Port’s complex transportation logistics, control Port traffic, and provide 24/7 security monitoring.
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