
Jonathan Rende
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Nov 13, 2024 |
forbes.com | Jonathan Rende
Jonathan Rende, SVP & GM Product at PagerDuty, overseeing a significant platform expansion and launch of new products and integrations. An age-old argument in IT has long created friction over how people, processes and tooling should operate: to centralize or decentralize. Centralization often makes sense when standardization is important or when specialized skills are limited but necessary.
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Sep 5, 2024 |
forbes.com | Jonathan Rende
Jonathan Rende, SVP & GM Product at PagerDuty, overseeing a significant platform expansion and launch of new products and integrations. Organizations in the digital age can no longer afford downtime or problems. Whether it’s retailers’ loyalty programs not collecting points or shipping companies suffering from logistics software outages, downtime is money. For many organizations, their shops or locations may not have dedicated IT teams on site to help troubleshoot and fix problems.
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Jan 18, 2024 |
forbes.com | Jonathan Rende
SVP & GM Product at PagerDuty, overseeing a significant platform expansion and the launch of a dozen new products and integrations. Automation has been here to help for a long time. Over the years, however, legacy infrastructure and processes have led to islands of automation—limiting broader use as subject matter experts responsible for the automation come and go.
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Jan 2, 2024 |
thenewstack.io | Jonathan Rende |Richard MacManus |Parasar Kodati |Mark Gamble
Automation has always been something of a Holy Grail for IT operations. As digital-centric organizations know, customers have come to expect seamless, omnichannel experiences from the businesses they interact with. But as demand for such experiences grows, incidents inevitably occur. The sheer pace of software development today means more code and more complexity, which leads to more potential issues and outages.
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Dec 23, 2023 |
thenewstack.io | Loraine Lawson |Jonathan Rende |Joe Fay |Tim Banks
SvelteKit 2.0 released in late December. The framework for building apps with Svelte now supports Vite 5 and paves the way for Svelte 5, which is expected to be released in 2024. It also adds support for one “much-requested feature,” the team noted in a SvelteKit 2.0 release blog post. Svelte is calling it shallow routing, and it allows developers “to associate state with a history entry without causing navigation,” the team wrote.
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