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For a simplified independent model with one-run success probability q , the probability of succeeding in every one of k deployments is . At q=0.9 , eight consecutive successes occur with probability only 0.9^80.43 . Independence is again unrealistic, but the calculation expresses the right operational demand: a bank, compiler, or datacenter does not consume an average demo. It consumes a sequence of particular decisions.
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For a simplified independent model with one-run success probability q , the probability of succeeding in every one of k deployments is . At q=0.9 , eight consecutive successes occur with probability only 0.9^80.43 . Independence is again unrealistic, but the calculation expresses the right operational demand: a bank, compiler, or datacenter does not consume an average demo. It consumes a sequence of particular decisions.