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DevOps Collaboration: Right People, Right Data, Right Time

Webinar

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Sponsored by everbridge

Thursday, October 14, 2021
11 a.m. ET

As organizations plan for and assess the impact of IT incidents, one KPI that is often used is the mean time to resolution/repair, or MTTR -- the average time required to resolve a service issue. The lower the MTTR, the smaller the business impact an IT incident will have.

When it comes to incident management, we are all trying to reduce MTTR and improve incident response quality. How does the relationship between people, data and time help us maximize our incident response?

In this webinar, we will explore this relationship and discuss ways to improve our incident response process by:

  • Notifying and bringing together resources in a timely manner
  • Automatically involving and engaging the right people
  • Providing responders with the information and context they need
Eric Maxwell
Solutions Architect - xMatters, An Everbridge Company
Eric is a Solution Architect with xMatters, an Everbridge company, focused on helping customers going through digital transformation connect isolated systems and automate processes and user touchpoints. Previous to xMatters he spent 8 years at a large hardware and solutions corporation going through digital transformation. During this time he held roles as a product manager as well as managing SREs and operations within a development organization implementing Agile and DevOps concepts. He worked on a range of projects building platforms and services to help customers improve their customer experience through digital operations and interaction. This included transformations of their platform from on-prem to cloud, converting to containers, and implementing microservices.

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