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The latest News and Information on Incident Management, On-Call, Incident Response and related technologies.

How OpsRamp's intelligent Escalations Enables Remote Workers

OpsRamp alert escalation policies allow an administrator to configure escalation rules that determine which alerts that need attention, which users are required to take action, and what actions should be taken. In this interactive session we'll dive into why this is more important than ever as organizations adopt remote work strategies and need to be able to not only understand the signal from the noise, but also get to the root cause faster and ensure information is getting to the right people at the right time to reduce meantime to resolution.

Parsley Health: Bringing Telemedicine to the Front Lines

As a child with a cancer survivor and heart disease patient for parents, I developed a psychological discomfort for visiting hospitals and the doctor’s office in my adult years. For me, the feeling of restlessness while sitting in a waiting room coupled with fear of the medically unknown can create the perfect breeding grounds for stress and anxiety—and apparently, I’m not alone.

Five Ways AIOps Can Improve IT Incident Management

Artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) is an emerging technology that can help IT operations teams make sense of operational data. As hybrid infrastructure and cloud-native technologies present new levels of complexity, AIOps is showing great promise in simplifying and transforming digital operations management. In our recent Tech Talk, Five Ways AIOps Can Transform Your Enterprise, OpsRamp’s Eric Cook spoke about the need for AIOps in today’s multi-cloud environments.

Rackspace Boosts IT Operations Management with AIOps

As part of its pledged “fanatical” commitment to the success of its 125,000 customers across the globe, Rackspace optimizes its IT operations to the fullest. That way, this leading MSP ensures the highest quality and reliability of its vast portfolio of IT services across public and private clouds, and dedicated servers. “We support everything from gaming to e-commerce, telecommunications, medical, aviation — you name it.

Resilience in Action, E2: Adaptability, ego, and scaling with Tim Banks

Resilience in Action is a podcast about all things resilience, from SRE to software engineering, to how it affects our personal lives, and more. Resilience in Action is hosted by Blameless Staff SRE Amy Tobey. Amy has been an SRE and DevOps practitioner since before those names existed. She cares deeply about her community of SREs and wants to take what she’s learned over the 20+ years of her career to help others.

May 2020 Update: Alert management and chat in web portal and upcoming duties in the mobile app

Our May update brings new features to our Signl Center in the web app and adds a new view that displays your upcoming duties to the mobile app! When part of an on-call duty team, your private life and work-life-balance are pretty much affected. Knowing about scheduled duties in advance and having such information at hand, can simplify things a little bit. That’s why we have added a new feature to our mobile app. The mobile app now displays the next 3 upcoming duties if those have been scheduled.

Accelerating your Zendesk customer support response times by 50% and meeting support SLAs

Zendesk is one of the most popular ticketing support and customer service platforms available in the market. Two metrics that measure the effectiveness of your customer support are the response and resolution times — how soon are you able to respond to a customer ticket, and how soon are you able to mobilize relevant personnel, perform necessary remediation tasks and finally resolve the ticket.

Maze Ransomware Attack Hits Cognizant

New Jersey-based service provider Cognizant is the latest victim of the Maze ransomware attack. This is an unfortunate reality check, proving that hackers don’t stop their calculated, malicious activities for COVID-19. Accordingly, managed service providers (MSPs) are still largely vulnerable to these malicious crimes.