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Uber-Storm Notification from the Medical Executive-Post
All ME-P readers and subscribers; please be advised the National Weather Service is tracking Hurricane Sandy, a category 1 storm for potential land fall in the Delaware region this coming Monday evening. Tropical storm conditions with heavy rain and high winds are anticipated. The South will be affected less so.
[Vulnerable Areas]
Nevertheless, we would like to take this opportunity to assure you we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure our ME-P Atlanta Data Center maintains normal and uninterrupted service throughout this severe weather event. Our generator plant will be fully fueled, tested and ready to provide power to the facility during any long or short term utility outages.
Our datacenter operations, systems operations, and support teams will also be onsite closely monitoring the facility and appropriately prepared for extended duty to service our customers.
While we hope Hurricane Sandy misses us, we are taking all necessary steps to ensure we are adequately prepared. Stay safe!
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