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SLA Home
0: Title Slide
1: Scope
2: Perspective
3: Perspective (continued)
4: Definition of Terms
5: Definition of Terms (continued)
6: Definition of Terms (continued)
7: Definition of Terms (continued)
8: Definition of Terms (continued)
9: Example Architecture Tiers
10: Tier 1: BC/HA/DR/HA
11: Tier 2: BC/HA/DR
12: Tier 3: BC/DR
13: Tier 4: BC/HA
14: Tier 5: BC
15: Standardized SLA
16: Standardized SLA (continued)
17: Standardized SLA (continued)
18: Standardized SLA (continued)
19: Standardized SLA (continued)
20: Summary
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Service Level Agreements
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Standardized Service Level Agreements (continued)
Uptime / Downtime Compliance
- Downtime specified by the SLA is a compliance requirement.
- Rescheduling requires management approval.
- Missed downtime (due to request by the business function owner) suspends SLA compliance requirements until the downtime is performed.
- Missed downtime (due to request by the business function owner) is credited to the service provider for future outages, regardless of whether it is rescheduled for a later date.
- Any outages during a suspended SLA is charged against the business function owner, not the service provider.
- The SLA can only be re-activated by performing the missed downtime, or by performing the next scheduled downtime.
- Outages associated with mandatory SLA downtime is scheduled a year in advance.
- Eliminates excuses that scheduled downtime was not known about.
- Eliminates excuses for scheduling conflicts.
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