Author: OnPage Corporation

October 13, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
Ditch the pager

Seven reasons why we need pager alternatives in healthcare

Pitch the pager or face the consequences While smartphones have become the manner of communication for most professionals, pagers are still used in many professions as the standard mode of communication. This choice for pagers comes with significant consequences and indeed many suggest the need for finding pager alternatives in healthcare. For example, pagers are not … Continued

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October 11, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
outlook

OnPage Critical Alerting with Microsoft Outlook

Let OnPage and Microsoft Office Monitor your Network While it is well known that the Microsoft Outlook client allows you to use rules to forward emails, you might not have ever realized that you can use these rules to enable critical alerting. In fact, critical alerting with OnPage and Microsoft Outlook is easily enabled no … Continued

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October 7, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
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OnPage Ensures Compatibility with Apple iOS10

OnPage functionality complimented by Apple’s iOS10 OnPage has ensured compatibility with Apple’s iOS10 operating system. Apple’s newest operating system has only been around since mid-September but OnPage team has ensured there is no pause in compatibility. The iOS10 update provides functionality that many in the OnPage world will find helpful. Specifically, the new operating system … Continued

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October 6, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation

OnPage Integration with Microsoft Outlook Email

How to play by the rules Email integration has been our bread and butter since we started the company in 2011. As such, we think it important to explain how using the powerful, dependable and reliable logic inherent in Microsoft Office’s email platform, allows you to easily set up a framework to get notified in … Continued

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September 27, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
ChatOps

ChatOps – Secret to great incident management in DevOps teams of 20 or 2000

Chat your way to excellence DevOps is constantly trying to improve production through automation, collaboration and tools. ChatOps is often the paradigm which brings these tasks together into a single conversation. In ChatOps, “chat applications and tools for real-time communication and task execution [are distributed] among members of development and IT operations teams”. Yet often … Continued

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September 21, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
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The Secret to Making Your DevOps Team World Class

Continuous deployment is key to world class DevOps With their State of DevOps report released at the beginning of the summer, Puppet clearly defined the characteristics of world class DevOps organizations and the make-up of those lagging behind. According to Nigel Kersten, CIO of Puppet, there is a huge gap between organizations that get DevOps … Continued

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September 20, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
Android

OnPage ensures compatibility with Android 7.0

Maintaining its customer and technology focus OnPage, the leader in incident alerting and management for IT, healthcare and IOT, released the updated version of its application to ensure compatibility with Google’s Android 7.0 N operating system. Affectionately known as Nougat, Android’s newest operating system was only around for a few weeks before the OnPage update … Continued

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September 12, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
MTTR

What You Need to Know About MTTR and Why IT MaTTeRs

What All Engineering Teams Should Know About Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) In the IT world, performance is everything. So, when technology fails, your first thought is how to utilize incident management knowledge to repair the situation and minimize downtime. As both manager and engineer, you need to minimize your mean time to resolution (MTTR) … Continued

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September 7, 2016 | by OnPage Corporation
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The secret to blameless post mortems

How your engineering teams can move past finger-pointing to effectively managing mistakes Sidney Dekker’s theory on ‘bad apples’ holds that complex systems think they would be fine if it were not for the erratic behavior of some unreliable people. According to this theory, when unexpected events are seen in an otherwise safe system, they are … Continued

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