What is one of the five criteria used to assess off-site storage?

While cost is an important consideration when selecting off-site storage, it does not directly relate to the fundamental criteria of assessing the storage capability itself. Cost assessments deal with financial implications rather than the physical attributes of the storage facility.

Sustainability focuses on the environmental impact and long-term viability of storage solutions but is not one of the primary criteria for evaluating off-site storage. While it is essential for broader strategic planning, it does not address the immediate functional requirements of storage capacity.

Redundancy pertains to the backup systems or additional resources to ensure reliability and continuity, which is relevant to storage systems but not a direct criterion for assessing off-site storage capabilities. It addresses risk management rather than the core evaluation of how much can be stored in a facility.