Business Critical definition

Business Critical means any function identified in any Statement of Work as Business Critical.
Business Critical means any function identified in any Statement of Work as Business Critical. “Chronic Failure” is defined in any applicable Service Level Agreements.
Business Critical means an incident where 50% or more Endpoints are unusable and significantly impacting business.

Examples of Business Critical in a sentence

  • Key positions to prioritise within a succession planning process are Senior Positions and Business Critical Position.

  • It is impossible to know them all and anticipate them all, however it is possible to identify Business Critical Roles.

  • If more than one hearing is scheduled for a time period, the cases will be heard in the order of arrival to the hearing.

  • All targets for the ICT Service were shown as achieved in November except for ICTS2/ICT02 (Business Critical Applications Availability) where there was some downtime on the email system that has not been reported by RBT.

  • Azure SQL Database Business Critical or Premium tiers not configured for Zone Redundant Deployments, General Purpose, Standard, or Basic tiers, or Hyperscale tier with two or more replicas have an availability guarantee of at least 99.99%.


More Definitions of Business Critical

Business Critical means any function identified in any SOW as Business Critical.
Business Critical means loss that directly impacts a Mission Critical function, or directly impacts a business unit’s primary function is considered Business Critical. “Confidential Information” means information with restricted access limited to those individuals with a need to know. “Mission Critical” means a loss that directly impacts Our ability to Book, Build, Ship, Order, Pay, Close or Communicate is considered Mission Critical.
Business Critical means loss that indirectly impacts a Mission Critical function, or directly impacts a business unit’s primary function.
Business Critical means any Asset, system or function where its failure would result in the failure of business operations to a Contracting Body;
Business Critical means a major problem that is preventing part or all of the business from operating and/or causing significant financial loss.
Business Critical means any condition that is not an equipment outage, but is deemed by Nortel to be critical to maintaining goodwill with its affected customer.
Business Critical means support is needed to fix a high priority issue immediately, as a core function of the software is impaired or inoperable.