(21 Mar 2012) AP Television
London, UK - March 14, 2012
1. Wide of engineer entering data centre
2. Close of keys
3. Wide of server door opening and engineer checking system
4. Close of face through grating
5. Wide of door closing and engineer walking by
6. Mid of engineer leaving data centre
7. Wide of sleep pod pan left to engineer in pod
8. Close of engineer's face reading eBook
9. Wide of engineer in pod
10. Wide of engineer walking pan left to engineer entering sleep pod
11. Close inside sleep pod of engineer opening door and entering
12. Mid exterior of engineer entering pod and closing door
13. Close of lock turning
14. Close exterior of Alex Mason walking
15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alex Mason, Operations Manager, Interxion
"The time it's going to take to get people in and out (of the office) - not only our staff but customers as well - we have to take precautions."
16. Wide of empty pods
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alex Mason, Operations Manager, Interxion
"The idea behind it is if the engineers can't get home, they can stay here on site. We will build a little room for them and stack the pods in the room, rather like a Japanese hotel, a small pod hotel."
18. Various of engineer turning lights off and going to sleep
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kyle Byott, engineer, Interxion, vox pop
"It is a very comfy place. I've been sat in here for a little while now and I don't feel cramped, I don't feel uncomfortable. When the doors are shut it's not exactly noisy, you can't hear any of the equipment outside. So yes, it's quite pleasant."
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Adam Watkins, engineer, Interxion, vox pop
"Yes it's definitely a good idea. We can be on site 24 hours a day no matter what. So, yeah, with all the extra people in the city we pretty much can't get onto site on time if we don't have them."
London, UK - March 13, 2012
21. Wide of Keith Tilley walking
22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Keith Tilley, managing director and executive vice president Europe, SunGard
"The biggest challenge the Olympics pose to business during the time that it's on is obviously the potential disruption because of the amount of traffic and people that are coming through the city. And the fact that your employees still need to get to their places of work."
23. Wide pan left of SunGard disaster recovery centre and rows of PCs
24. Close pull focus of rows of PC screens
25. SOUNDBITE: (English) Keith Tilley, managing director and executive vice president Europe, SunGard
"The best plan is the one people don't see happen, so it's a bit like the Millenium Bug. Was there a problem or not? Well, I could argue because people planned for it, it didn't perceive there was a problem but if we hadn't planned for it there probably would have been. It's the same for the Olympics, if you plan for it and you review your plans and you test them then it will go off without any problem at all and people will think 'what was all the fuss about?' That's the perfect continuity plan, that's true business continuity nobody notices what's happening."
26. Wide pan left of SHL building to road facing closures during Olympic cycle events
27. Wide pan left of SHL office call centre
28. Close of call centre worker
29. Mid of call centre workers
30. Close of leaves pull focus to worker on laptop
31. Wide of Stephen Read walking
32. SOUNDBITE: (English) Stephen Read, managing director, SHL
33. Various of call centre workers
34. SOUNDBITE: (English) Stephen Read, managing director, SHL
35. Various of office workers
36. SOUNDBITE: (English) Stephen Read, managing director, SHL
London, UK - March 14, 2012
"Go to sleep!"
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