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Insights on Operational Risk: Lessons Learned From State of Digital Operations

AI and automation have cemented themselves as pillars of enterprise operations. Both have brought measurable benefits to organizations: efficiency gains, streamlined operations, and new revenue opportunities, to name a few. And with new capabilities like agentic AI bursting onto the scene, AI and automation will only become more impactful in the coming years. But accompanying these new capabilities are new complexities, and they’re evolving just as fast as the technologies themselves.

Agentic AI Is Here-Are You Keeping Up?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived in the workplace, powering everything from the personalization of tailored experiences, to automation, to predictive analytics, all for the purpose of better decision making. No longer a buzzword tossed around in boardroom brainstorming or futuristic planning sessions, AI is a present-day reality reshaping how businesses operate. Generative AI kicked off the revolution, and its rapid adoption is changing how humans create and work.

From Opsgenie to PagerDuty: Four Upgrades Worth The Switch

Atlassian’s recent end-of-life announcement formalized what Opsgenie users have experienced for years: a platform with stagnant innovation. Now officially on maintenance mode – no new features, no innovation, no future – Opsgenie customers have an important choice to make: settle for basic ‘good enough’ capabilities baked into Atlassian’s JSM, or upgrade to a purpose-built platform that takes incident management seriously.

Demo Roundups! Zero Trust Security + Runbook Automation

The shift to zero trust security requires a model that is identity-based, centrally managed, widely encrypted, and always authenticated and authorized. PagerDuty Runbook Automation enables users to automate, orchestrate, and accelerate issue resolution with best practice security guardrails, reducing human error and saving time. Host: Sid Verma (Senior Developer Advocate at PagerDuty) Guests: Christopher Hills (Chief Security Strategist at BeyondTrust); Jake Cohen (Senior Product Manager at PagerDuty)

Finding the Right Tools for Digital Transformation

Given the current climate in the federal government, it’s critical that public sector IT leaders find innovative solutions to do more with less. That’s a real challenge for these leaders who must balance with current alert backlogs against their agency limited IT budget and resources. Everyday, more than a thousand alerts to track down and as response times are slowing and some incident managers are burning out.

EMEA Rundeck by PagerDuty Meetup - March 2025

Join us for an informal 1-hour virtual event where the open-source Rundeck by PagerDuty community comes together to share automation stories and use cases. Whether you're new to Rundeck or looking to elevate your automation game, this meetup is packed with valuable takeaways for everyone! CERN Orchestrates with Rundeck.

After OpsGenie: 3 Reasons Why Industry Leaders Are Migrating to PagerDuty Over JSM

OpsGenie has served many teams well for years, but with Atlassian’s OpsGenie 2027 sunset announcement and as it enters its maintenance phase, it’s time to look forward and plan your next move. Running tomorrow’s operations on yesterday’s technology isn’t just risky – it’s holding you back. This isn’t just a transition – it’s an opportunity to leap ahead.

Is Your Incident Management Tool a Single Point of Failure? The Case for a Multi-Channel Approach

When we’re talking about incidents, we know it’s not a matter of if, but when. It spares no systems: ours, yours or your vendors’. We’ve all seen widely-used products experience incidents, and the domino effect it has on all operations relying on them for seamless functionality. Vendors offering narrow, chat-centered incident management tools might seem attractive at first glance, but they fundamentally misunderstand the complexity of enterprise operations.
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Personal resilience boosts operational resilience

Winter is a grinding time. The temperature, the darkness and the rain all take a toll on people. As a business, it's worth remembering that the human element of IT operations needs looking after just as much as the technology they maintain. Business leaders can't have one without the other.