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Each mitigation against this sort of risk event has costs. An enterprise that enjoys all the profits of day-to-day success and no consequence of abject failure
by cduzz 6y ago
Each mitigation against this sort of risk event has costs.
An enterprise that enjoys all the profits of day-to-day success and no consequence of abject failure will minimize all expenses beyond those necessary to keep the lights on most of the time.
The good sought by this company is clearly profits and more likely executive bonuses, not reliability.
- throwaway1777 6y agoSo what you’re saying is we need some regulations that they have to winterize the pipes.