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Power constraints
Given the nature of power shortages and outages within Southern Africa, the ever present problem in under supply (Brown-outs),
lack of supply (Black-outs) culminating with the presence of surges; are often responsible for the resultant hardware damage,
loss of data and even corruption of either data and/or systems.
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AnP Consulting, have as a company, witnessed many networks fail at the advent of poor power management. AnP believe that if the
Laptop is not your primary workstation platform, then a minimum of the combination of a surge protection plug and the use of
individual Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) devices per desktop should be a standard in an effort made toward the fight against
power inconsistencies.
Laptops in their own right, produce a smaller carbon footprint due to its indirect reduction in power requirements, that is - an
average of 60 watts versus an average of 300 watts required by the standard desktop workstation.
The laptop power supply also comes with built-in surge protection and of course, the actual battery, providing additional productive time.
The result is that the laptop user is furnished with a well rounded utility that also provides mobility and further security.
To follow on further with the next steps within the AnP service cycle:
... to return to project implementation
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