Introducing SEV0, the incident management conference
TL;DR: we’re hosting a conference called SEV0. If you’re a leader that cares deeply about modern incident management, we’d love to see you there. It’s at the Pearl in San Francisco on the 24th of September, and you can register here.
The world of incident management is changing rapidly. With increasing complexity and growing expectations from customers, the stakes have never been higher. Alongside this, incidents are no longer confined to engineering—they require the entire organization to handle effectively.
Between a world of ITIL and academia, we think there’s a better way. Our incident management processes should be modern, human-centric, and pragmatic. Speaking to thousands of organizations in the past 3 years, there’s a wave of people that agree.
We built the product we always wanted to use. Now, we’re hosting the conference that we always wanted to attend!
At SEV0, we’re hosting leaders at the cutting edge of incident management.
SEV0 is for the pragmatist. It’s for leaders that care deeply about incident management, and want to be at the cutting edge, helping define what the future looks like. It's a day for practical learning, not academic discussion. Our goal is for you to build long-lasting relationships with peers, alongside advice and ideas you can implement at work the very next day.
We’ll be learning about how to run cutting-edge incident management programs from the best. We’ve carefully curated the list of attendees and speakers, with leaders from companies like Netflix, OpenAI, HashiCorp, Y Combinator and Slack sharing their practical experiences with incident management. We’ll be covering topics like:
If the above resonates with you, we’d love to see you there. Tickets are complimentary — all you need to do is register to get a ticket. Grab one here.
See you there!
SEV0 has always been about shining a light on the biggest challenges (and opportunities) in incident response.
The "Build on incident.io" contest challenged developers to showcase the platform in the "coolest, weirdest ways" possible, with a MacBook Pro as the prize. Five finalists submitted creative projects including schedule conflict detection, voice-controlled Alexa integration, service health correlation analysis, and advanced monitoring dashboards. The winner was WARP - a Severance-inspired Slack bot that sends "mandatory wellness interventions" to incident responders through interpretive dance emojis, addressing burnout with the show's dystopian corporate wellness aesthetic.
Ready for modern incident management? Book a call with one of our experts today.