Though he doesn't have duplicate facilities to prevent cross-contamination, he said his kitchen was clean, his "core products" are gluten-free naturally, and his barbecue sauce does not contain wheat, which is often used as a thickening agent.
Compaq is also selling a large chunk of Digital's $3 billion in real estate as it closes duplicate facilities such as Digital's Maynard headquarters.
The C5 was produced in great secrecy in a separate part of the Hoover factory with its own duplicate facilities.
While there were avid segregationists who declared the federal desegregation laws would not be fulfilled, more practical minds could see the futility and extreme expense of having to create duplicate facilities in every area of advanced education, and the process of integration, which had already begun at a slow pace, now became accelerated.
COMPANIES' contingency planning used to consist of little more than duplicating IT facilities in case their systems went down or the hardware in their basement was flooded.
Verizon said it made no sense to duplicate existing facilities.
Duplicate nuclear facilities, he said, were also built as part of an Iraqi program that he called "Substitute Sites".
This time, opposition sources note, the Iraqi leader scattered duplicate broadcasting facilities across Baghdad to avoid a repeat.
Typically they are among the tens of thousands of factories created during the Mao era, and which mostly duplicate production facilities across China.
Susir Kumar, chief executive of Intelenet, an Indian outsourcing firm that is 50% owned by Britain's Barclays Bank, says that Indian firms are in fact more diligent about continuity planning than firms in the West partly because disruptions there are more frequent (so they get more practice), and partly because costs are so much lower they can afford to duplicate more facilities.
