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Jennifer Tejada Transitions to Executive Chair of Board of Directors After Serving as CEO Since 2016. John DiLullo Brings Deep Enterprise, Product and Go-to-Market Leadership Experience to Lead Next Phase of Growth. Company Reaffirms First Quarter and Full Fiscal Year 2027 Guidance.
  |  By Cristina Dias
We’ll be rolling out new Slack capabilities to eliminate more manual toil from your incident workflow: click once to promote any alert to an incident, get dedicated channels created automatically, page responders without leaving Slack, and manage all your settings in one place. This is part of our path to autonomous operations: reducing toil, protecting your capacity, and letting you stay in flow. If you’re only using PagerDuty for on-call scheduling, you’re missing the full picture.
  |  By Ariel Russo
AI promise and AI capabilities often diverge, with developers often reporting much faster code production, but not enough change in how incidents are handled. When the rate of change is faster than ever, but the rate of recovery from incidents isn’t moving, developers wind up stuck in firefighting mode. And, when these systems fail, it’s costly. According to PagerDuty’s State of AI-First Operations, over a third of surveyed companies report losing $500K per hour of downtime.
  |  By Camden Louie
This blog post is part of PagerDuty’s ongoing series on how we’re helping customers navigate their journey towards autonomous operations. Read on to learn about how PagerDuty’s Shift-Based Schedules (planned GA in May) builds towards this vision. PagerDuty has long been the gold standard for on-call management, helping thousands of teams build the foundations of digital reliability.
  |  By Cristina Dias
Earlier this year at our H1 2026 launch, we announced PagerDuty’s vision for autonomous operations: a future where AI agents learn from every incident, prevent failures before they happen, and progressively automate so teams can focus on innovation instead of firefighting.
  |  By Cristina Dias
Where do your teams go during a critical incident? For distributed teams, that war room is a channel in Slack or Microsoft Teams. The question is: are you creating a dedicated space for each incident, or are responders scrambling across DMs, email threads, and general channels trying to piece together what happened? The answer matters. Using dedicated incident channels has become the industry standard for high-performing incident response teams.
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Recurring incidents are a symptom of a broken process. Your teams are working hard to get services back online, but constantly battling the same problems is frustrating and not a sustainable approach. What’s reflected here is not a failure in engineering abilities, but a deficiency in the learning that should follow an incident. When incident analysis focuses on finding a single person or team to blame, it creates a culture of fear.
  |  By Sam Chun
An alert in the middle of the night warns of a potential business failure. Manual incident response becomes more complex due to the overwhelming data from distributed and dynamic digital services. With an SRE agent, your engineering team can cut through alert clutter. They can sort through various signals quicker, decreasing burnout and achieving faster, more affordable resolutions. Operational resilience will see its next evolution with Agentic AI.
  |  By Débora Cambé
It’s 2 a.m. An alert fires. You acknowledge it, pull up the monitoring dashboard, and immediately hit a wall: Which team owns this? What services does it impact? Worse: this is the third time this month you’ve been paged for the same issue, and you still don’t have a clear path to fix it. What should take minutes stretches into hours of Slack threads, escalation guesswork, and frantic context gathering.
  |  By Sam Chun
Digital services are the engine of your modern business, but keeping them running feels like a constant battle. The rapid increase in the volume and speed of operational data is a direct result of growing architectures and more intricate workloads. Alert fatigue is causing your teams to be slow and reactive in addressing incidents, and this is a surefire path to burnout. The pace of this new reality is beyond what traditional, human-led processes can match.
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For teams that live in Slack, incident management is getting a whole lot smoother. EA planned for May includes dedicated incident channels, one-click escalation, centralized configuration, onboarding tutorials, and new commands to page responders without leaving Slack.#IncidentResponse.
  |  By PagerDuty Inc.
For teams that live in Slack, incident management is getting a whole lot smoother. EA planned for May includes dedicated incident channels, one-click escalation, centralized configuration, onboarding tutorials, and new commands to page responders without leaving Slack.#IncidentResponse.
  |  By PagerDuty Inc.
PagerDuty’s monthly drops are here! May’s drop delivers innovation, helping teams work faster and smarter with four major updates: SRE Agent Enhancements: Triage just got turbocharged. New connectivity + new capabilities = faster resolution. Shift-Based Schedules (GA planned for May): Schedules are more flexible than ever. Quick start options, custom shifts, and multi-responder support for shadow training or increased coverage.
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Triage just got turbocharged with our latest PagerDuty SRE Agent enhancements!
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With Shift-based Schedules (GA planned for May), scheduling with PagerDuty will be more flexible than ever! The new scheduling experience introduces quick start options, custom shifts, and multi-responder support for shadow training or increased coverage.
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Turn incidents into learnings and build resilient operations with real-time collaboration and actionable insights built directly into your PagerDuty workflow. Post-incident Reviews in the PagerDuty UI are now in Early Access. Coming soon: AI-generated drafts and intelligent follow-up suggestions.#IncidentResponse.
  |  By PagerDuty Inc.
This April, PagerDuty's MCP server expands with powerful new capabilities across Analytics & Reporting and Business Services. Teams can now surface aggregate incident data, service metrics, and team metrics — giving operators instant access to the operational insights that matter most. On the Business Services side, the release adds business service dependencies, subscriber management, impacted services analysis, and priority mapping. Rounding out the release are two new MCP Apps (on our experimental branch): Service Dependency graph. and an On-call Compensation report.
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PagerDuty CEO and Chairperson Jennifer Tejada in conversation on April 8, 2026 at HumanX in San Francisco with Honeycomb CEO Christine Yen and journalist Jennifer Strong, show how observability and real-time response help builders spot issues sooner, fix them faster, and learn from every incident.
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No fooling, join us for what's new in PagerDuty Runbook Automation and Rundeck v5.20.0.
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To meet the rising demands of customers, organizations are being forced to scale their operations in ways that introduce additional complexity and chaos. More people are involved in operations and in incident response, across an ever-increasing mix of systems, applications, tools, and layers of abstraction, resulting in more and more risk to the business.
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Given the speed at which technology and consumer expectations are changing, there are now significant gaps in existing ITSM approaches. As a result, ITSM and ITIL processes need to be modernized to address needs around integrating legacy processes and tools, to create workflows that are built around people to maximize flexibility and ease of use.
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This study reviewed a combination of notification statistics and their impact on the well-being and work-life balance of human responders to help answer this question: When does on-call pain lead to employee attrition and how can it be avoided?
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When your monitoring systems generate too many issues that require your attention, your organization starts to suffer from the phenomenon known as alert fatigue. Once alert fatigue sets in, it impacts the services you deliver to employees and customers. Teams become desensitized to alerts, which can cause them to miss critical notifications.
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In this e-book, we introduce a new approach to AIOps that eliminates silos between event and incident management, has helped customers reduce noise on average by 98%, and supports both centralized and distributed workflows in harmony.
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Organizations today require disruption in security management, which means not only modernizing security tools and best practices, but also involving more stakeholders in security ops, streamlining communication about security incidents, and coordinating responses efficiently and rapidly. It means embracing SecOps, a new approach to security management.
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DevOps best practices can benefit all types of organizations, across all industries. Nearly half of enterprises have already begun adopting DevOps, and most of the remainder have plans to do so. If your org doesn't make the shift to DevOps, it risks being disrupted by others that achieve greater agility, automation, and communication.
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In order to continue pleasing your customers in today's rapidly changing digital landscape, you need to adapt your customer support operations to meet this new set of expectations. Instant responses, zero service disruptions, and multiple channels of engagement are the new normal for customer relations. Companies that fail to live up to these ideals risk losing customers and falling behind.
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How critical is incident resolution at your company? When the estimated cost of downtime is $7,900 a minute, how do you ensure you're setting yourself up for success with the right incident management solution?
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From POS systems to QR systems, building management, mobile devices, IoT, and more, retailers must deliver a seamless omnichannel experience to stay ahead of the competition. But are you equipped to provide reliable digital services while continuing to deliver innovation?

Enterprise-grade incident management that helps you orchestrate the ideal response to create better customer, employee, and business value.

Visualize every dimension of the customer experience with contextual insights and interactive applications, and optimize response orchestration and continuous development and delivery:

  • Event Intelligence: Understand the health and common context of disruptions across your entire infrastructure with actionable, time-series visualizations of correlated events.
  • Modern Incident Response: All teams get the same visibility for technical and business response orchestration, enabling better collaboration and rapid resolution.
  • Continuous Learning: Discover patterns in performance during build and in production for continuous delivery. View postmortem reports to analyze system efficiency and employee agility.