Yes it matters. Since we can't do it later ( only when a 3rd party is down, we can do it later) They can't complete their job and no, it can't be done later si

Yes it matters. Since we can't do it later ( only when a 3rd party is down, we can do it later) They can't complete their job and no, it can't be done later since the opportunity to execute it is time-sensitive. It's one of the things we optimize for. In a country like France, there's a discussion specification for it and it would get a lot of hassle. We aren't delivering packages.... Eg. One of the reasons it matters, is that it would lose clients business and be taken into account within 4 years ( city tender... ) It's not because "people don't die", that it doesn't matter. A lot of jobs, cities and companies are dependant on what we do. And jobs matter. So I think your statement is fundamentally flawed.