A recent press release states, “Blameless, the SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) company, today announced its emergence from stealth with the industry’s only go-to platform for SRE professionals. The company, with more than 20 enterprise customers, is shining a light on the growing importance of SRE and all businesses’ challenge to boost innovation while managing reliability issues. Blameless’s complete and customer-proven SRE platform helps teams quickly identify and resolve potential technical problems before they negatively impact the organization. ‘Every company going through a digital transformation struggles to quickly innovate while ensuring maximum reliability for customers. In some cases, there’s a tendency to be ‘all accelerator and no brake,’’ said Ashar Rizqi, CEO and co-founder of Blameless. ‘SRE enables companies to balance the risks between innovation and reliability, while maintaining customer trust and improving the customer experience’.”
The release goes on, “Downtime costs enterprises hundreds of thousands of dollars per hour. That financial cost doesn’t factor in a company’s lost productivity that results from being down for hours. Blameless’s SRE platform empowers teams to efficiently resolve problems when they do occur and manage the risk of future disruptions, all while maximizing innovation in a systematic and blameless way. The platform was built around the concept of a blameless tech environment with no ‘finger-pointing.’ In a blameless culture, all blame moves to the ‘system,’ never to an individual. Individuals are no longer incentivized to hide problems out of fear of getting blamed but are empowered to be change agents for system-wide improvements. Discussions’ focus shift from ‘it’s not my fault” to “how do we fix this so it doesn’t happen again?’ A blameless culture is a culture that drives ownership and continuous improvements. Several enterprise businesses are already using Blameless’s SRE platform, including DigitalOcean, Procore, Tenable and The Home Depot.”
Read more at Blameless.com.
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