Warehouse IT failover

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A set of redundancy and automatic switching measures for a warehouse's IT systems (e.g., WMS, ERP, servers, networks) designed to prevent or minimize operational downtime caused by IT outages. It includes data replication, standby systems, automatic failover, and disaster recovery plans with defined RPO/RTO targets.

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