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Does Gartner provide a SLA?

A reader on the West Coast tried to access the Gartner site at 5 pm Pacific time Friday and was irritated to get the message below.

Gartner

I waited till midnight Eastern and tried the URL.

Ironically, the page is  about Gartner's Web Innovation Summit, where the agenda includes:

  • Cloud computing
  • SaaS
  • Web 2.0 workplace technologies, such as blogs, wikis, social networks, tagging tools, mashups, AJAX and RIA
  • Evolving and new business models to leverage the new Web
  • SOA, Web services and Web oriented architectures

Can you imagine how much heat amazon or Skype or Google or Twitter or salesforce would take it they took 4 hours off on a Friday night for scheduled maintenance? And just "apologized for any inconvenience"...

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As Bart Simpson would say "Ha Ha!"

Do they outsource their app dev?

Phil, sure they do - $ 1 _ bn company so typical IT issues of a company that size

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