Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

We’re excited to share that Rollbar is now part of the ilert integration catalog! This new technical partnership allows software teams to detect application errors in real time with Rollbar and instantly respond using ilert’s powerful alerting and incident management features.

Imagine this. You’re walking your dog, sipping a coffee, when your phone buzzes: Each ping comes from a different app, but they all have one thing in common: notification software. It’s woven into our everyday lives – quietly buzzing, blinking, or nudging us with information. But when it comes to critical operations in IT, healthcare, logistics, or utilities, not all notifications are created equal. Some are simply updates. Some are mass notifications. Others require immediate action.

According to a recent survey by Enterprise Management Associates, IT outages can cost large enterprises more than $1.5 million per hour. AIOps offers a solution. With an effective AIOps platform in place, enterprises can decrease the frequency and cost of outages by 30% and reduce their duration to under an hour. AIOps means artificial intelligence for IT operations.

ServiceNow’s Knowledge 25 unveiled transformative innovations designed to embed AI deeply within every enterprise workflow. These advancements—like AI Agents, the AI Agent Fabric, and the AI Control Tower—mark a leap forward in digital operations. But what if you could amplify these capabilities even further, achieving truly proactive, automated, and seamless responses across your entire organization?

For organizations providing vital mental health assistance, safety crisis services and delivering critical humanitarian support when disaster strikes, reliable digital infrastructure is essential. Whether connecting individuals to crisis counselors via text or coordinating face-to-face healthcare support, these digital services must operate seamlessly.

The landscape of IT Incident Management and Digital Operations is changing rapidly. Atlassian’s recent announcement that Opsgenie is being phased out in favor of Jira Service Management (JSM) signals a critical turning point for businesses that rely on robust, efficient incident management solutions. Organizations now face the imperative task of evaluating alternatives that offer the adaptability, automation, and intelligence necessary to maintain operational excellence.

On April 5, 2027, Opsgenie will officially reach its end of life (EOL). For organizations relying on Opsgenie, this news indicates an impending need to reassess their incident and on-call management solutions. Organizations must weigh their options carefully, with Opsgenie pivoting to Jira Service Management (JSM) and Compass as replacements. Transitioning from Opsgenie to Jira Service Management or Compass may not be enough.