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PagerDuty

Software Development

San Francisco, CA 66,609 followers

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In an always-on world, teams trust PagerDuty to help them deliver an optimal digital experience to their customers, every time. PagerDuty is the central nervous system for a company’s digital operations. We identify issues and opportunities in real-time and bring together the right people to respond to problems faster and prevent them in the future. From digital disruptors to nearly half of the Fortune 500 and the Forbes AI 50s, over 34,000 paid and free customers rely on PagerDuty to help them continually improve their digital operations—so their teams can spend less time reacting to incidents and more time building for the future. Dutonians believe that we are a part of a bigger movement of businesses being built to benefit everyone—the customer and the employee, as well as our community. We are go-getters fueled by the fire to reinvent how people and companies work together. We take the lead and get creative to be first in the hearts of our customers. Whether it’s keeping the world on or changing it entirely, Dutonians are fueled by the fire to reinvent how people and companies work together to deliver in real-time, across the globe. Join us to lead uncharted efforts and reinvent how companies run.

Website
https://www.pagerduty.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Type
Public Company
Founded
2009

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    🌎 Meet Andrew Wyatt, our Global Success apprentice! Andrew is working alongside our Global Success team this summer to see how we enable, support and drive real value for PagerDuty users worldwide, picking up key insights on what keeps the customer experience thriving and creating efficiencies on how the CSG team operates. We love having him on the team! #WeArePagerDuty

  • As systems grow more complex, more capacity is lost to triage, coordination and recurring fixes. Over time, these hours compound into slower delivery and stalled innovation. AI-first operations change that dynamic by handling investigation, coordination and routine remediation, which reclaim engineering time without sacrificing operational reliability. But teams don’t get to AI-first operations overnight. They usually start from AI-assisted coordination and move to fully autonomous AI agents. The teams that pull ahead aren't asking whether AI works. They're asking: ✨ Where are we in our AI operations maturity? ✨ What’s required to progress safely? ✨ How can we reinvest reclaimed capacity for more strategic work? Learn how to assess your maturity stage and unlock compounding engineering productivity with AI-first operations ➡️ bit.ly/4fTz15l

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  • What if triage started before anyone even acknowledged the page? Now it can when you put the SRE Agent on call as a virtual responder. Autonomous investigation with context from across your stack, reasoning-backed workflow recommendations and team-level governance built in. Learn more about our latest enhancements ⬇️

  • Engineering teams know how PagerDuty transforms incident management: less noise, cleaner escalation and faster resolution. What if you could deliver the same value across your organization? We put together a deployment guide on how to expand PagerDuty beyond a single team—five use cases, a sequencing framework and the change management decisions that actually determine whether it sticks. Read it here ➡️ bit.ly/4wrk8NM

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    Nonprofits with a mission focused on building strong human connections face a tension when considering whether or not and how to use AI. Jaime-Alexis Fowler, founder and CEO of Empower Work, and Taymar Quezada, social impact manager at PagerDuty, reflect on why Empower Work skipped the user chatbot that appealed to some funders and instead integrated artificial intelligence behind the scenes of its text-based worker support service to assist its counselors who were on the front lines: “When someone is anxious about losing their job or facing a hard conversation with a manager, they do not want an AI chatbot; they want a person with shared experience who can listen and feel with them. That belief shaped our guiding principle when integrating AI: AI does not counsel help seekers directly in highly emotional moments. Instead, it supports the people providing care so they can stay more present with the people seeking help.” Read more about balancing automation with empathy: https://lnkd.in/enHD2ZCy

  • PagerDuty reposted this

    Bringing an AI agent into your SRE team creates an interesting Buy vs. Build decision. Building your own gives you flexibility. But getting an agent to answer questions is one thing. Getting it to safely take action, at scale, in production is something entirely different. Integrations. Context. Permissions. Guardrails. Auditability. Automation. Ongoing maintenance. That’s where an off-the-shelf SRE Agent can fundamentally change the equation from months of building infrastructure around the AI to actually improving resilience. 🎥 I break down the difference in this short video. #SRE #AI #Automation #DevOps #SiteReliabilityEngineering #PagerDuty #RunbookAutomation

  • View organization page for PagerDuty

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    AI-first isn’t a switch you flip. It’s a process you earn. Our SVP of Product, David Williams, explains why organizations need to move through three stages of AI-driven operations: ✅ Assistants ✅ Agents ✅ Trusted autonomy The companies seeing real results are building trust step-by-step, documenting tribal knowledge and giving AI the context it needs to act safely. Read the full post ➡️ bit.ly/4pVc2vh

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  • View organization page for PagerDuty

    66,609 followers

    AI coding tools are authoring entire modules and services independently. Shipping velocity has never been higher. Yet incident response still consumes at least half of the time for 73% of developers. The complexity that AI-generated code introduces is overwhelming operations. Resilience investment is how the most successful organizations are closing that gap. Read our Senior Vice President of Product, David Williams' take on why faster recovery beats faster shipping in the AI era ➡️ bit.ly/4w5WxSs

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