Definition of mission-critical in English:

mission-critical

adjective

Computing

(of hardware or software) vital to the functioning of an organization.
〔计算机〕（硬件，软件）核心的，起关键作用的
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies across industries rely on large, complex relational databases to support mission-critical applications.
- Such redundancy becomes paramount in mission-critical systems to ensure that disk servers take over for each other in the event of a hardware failure or a planned outage.
- Patching of mission-critical servers should be done manually during off-peak hours in case recovery is necessary.
- But a mere dozen are using Linux for mission-critical applications.
- The business should also assess whether the application is mission-critical, and if so, how the outsourcer supports this.
- He also runs weekly scans of mission-critical servers.
- Also if your Internet presence requires mission-critical uptime, then this policy is not for you.
- Data stored on midline systems is not accessed as frequently as data stored online for mission-critical applications.
- Storage today is a mission-critical component of any organisation's information technology infrastructure.
- Software that was once nice to have, such as email, is now mission-critical.
- Accidentally deleting essential data could bring mission-critical systems to a halt.
- E-mail and certain Web applications are mission-critical services, and the IT department actively monitors them.
- Long after the marketing campaign is done, we will still be fanatical about providing the most secure mission-critical software in the business.
- This is an important consideration if you are thinking about buying mission-critical software from outside your country.
- Safeguards and backups are the bread and butter of any mission-critical system.
- This model is especially favorable for the development of secure software and for the long-term maintenance of mission-critical applications.
- ‘The auto industry is highly regulated, and these are not mission-critical systems,’ he says.
- Enterprise wide area networks are a mission-critical resource and must be tuned for optimum performance.
- Less than half of the companies surveyed have formal procedures in place for backing up mission-critical data hosted on laptop computers.
- Those programs are, for a political campaign, mission-critical.

Definition of mission-critical in US English:

mission-critical

adjectiveˈmɪʃən ˌkrɪdəkəl

Computing

(of hardware or software) vital to the functioning of an organization.
〔计算机〕（硬件，软件）核心的，起关键作用的
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies across industries rely on large, complex relational databases to support mission-critical applications.
- Those programs are, for a political campaign, mission-critical.
- Less than half of the companies surveyed have formal procedures in place for backing up mission-critical data hosted on laptop computers.
- E-mail and certain Web applications are mission-critical services, and the IT department actively monitors them.
- Patching of mission-critical servers should be done manually during off-peak hours in case recovery is necessary.
- He also runs weekly scans of mission-critical servers.
- The business should also assess whether the application is mission-critical, and if so, how the outsourcer supports this.
- Enterprise wide area networks are a mission-critical resource and must be tuned for optimum performance.
- This is an important consideration if you are thinking about buying mission-critical software from outside your country.
- Such redundancy becomes paramount in mission-critical systems to ensure that disk servers take over for each other in the event of a hardware failure or a planned outage.
- Safeguards and backups are the bread and butter of any mission-critical system.
- Also if your Internet presence requires mission-critical uptime, then this policy is not for you.
- ‘The auto industry is highly regulated, and these are not mission-critical systems,’ he says.
- Data stored on midline systems is not accessed as frequently as data stored online for mission-critical applications.
- Accidentally deleting essential data could bring mission-critical systems to a halt.
- Storage today is a mission-critical component of any organisation's information technology infrastructure.
- But a mere dozen are using Linux for mission-critical applications.
- Software that was once nice to have, such as email, is now mission-critical.
- This model is especially favorable for the development of secure software and for the long-term maintenance of mission-critical applications.
- Long after the marketing campaign is done, we will still be fanatical about providing the most secure mission-critical software in the business.

单词	mission-critical
释义	Definition of mission-critical in English: mission-critical adjective Computing (of hardware or software) vital to the functioning of an organization. 〔计算机〕（硬件，软件）核心的，起关键作用的 Example sentencesExamples Companies across industries rely on large, complex relational databases to support mission-critical applications. Such redundancy becomes paramount in mission-critical systems to ensure that disk servers take over for each other in the event of a hardware failure or a planned outage. Patching of mission-critical servers should be done manually during off-peak hours in case recovery is necessary. But a mere dozen are using Linux for mission-critical applications. The business should also assess whether the application is mission-critical, and if so, how the outsourcer supports this. He also runs weekly scans of mission-critical servers. Also if your Internet presence requires mission-critical uptime, then this policy is not for you. Data stored on midline systems is not accessed as frequently as data stored online for mission-critical applications. Storage today is a mission-critical component of any organisation's information technology infrastructure. Software that was once nice to have, such as email, is now mission-critical. Accidentally deleting essential data could bring mission-critical systems to a halt. E-mail and certain Web applications are mission-critical services, and the IT department actively monitors them. Long after the marketing campaign is done, we will still be fanatical about providing the most secure mission-critical software in the business. This is an important consideration if you are thinking about buying mission-critical software from outside your country. Safeguards and backups are the bread and butter of any mission-critical system. This model is especially favorable for the development of secure software and for the long-term maintenance of mission-critical applications. ‘The auto industry is highly regulated, and these are not mission-critical systems,’ he says. Enterprise wide area networks are a mission-critical resource and must be tuned for optimum performance. Less than half of the companies surveyed have formal procedures in place for backing up mission-critical data hosted on laptop computers. Those programs are, for a political campaign, mission-critical. Definition of mission-critical in US English: mission-critical adjectiveˈmɪʃən ˌkrɪdəkəl Computing (of hardware or software) vital to the functioning of an organization. 〔计算机〕（硬件，软件）核心的，起关键作用的 Example sentencesExamples Companies across industries rely on large, complex relational databases to support mission-critical applications. Those programs are, for a political campaign, mission-critical. Less than half of the companies surveyed have formal procedures in place for backing up mission-critical data hosted on laptop computers. E-mail and certain Web applications are mission-critical services, and the IT department actively monitors them. Patching of mission-critical servers should be done manually during off-peak hours in case recovery is necessary. He also runs weekly scans of mission-critical servers. The business should also assess whether the application is mission-critical, and if so, how the outsourcer supports this. Enterprise wide area networks are a mission-critical resource and must be tuned for optimum performance. This is an important consideration if you are thinking about buying mission-critical software from outside your country. Such redundancy becomes paramount in mission-critical systems to ensure that disk servers take over for each other in the event of a hardware failure or a planned outage. Safeguards and backups are the bread and butter of any mission-critical system. Also if your Internet presence requires mission-critical uptime, then this policy is not for you. ‘The auto industry is highly regulated, and these are not mission-critical systems,’ he says. Data stored on midline systems is not accessed as frequently as data stored online for mission-critical applications. Accidentally deleting essential data could bring mission-critical systems to a halt. Storage today is a mission-critical component of any organisation's information technology infrastructure. But a mere dozen are using Linux for mission-critical applications. Software that was once nice to have, such as email, is now mission-critical. This model is especially favorable for the development of secure software and for the long-term maintenance of mission-critical applications. Long after the marketing campaign is done, we will still be fanatical about providing the most secure mission-critical software in the business.
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