International Women's Day holds significant importance for PagerDuty, as the company seeks to address gender inequality, promote gender parity, and celebrate women's achievements, particularly in the technology and DevOps fields where women are underrepresented. To reinforce its commitment to gender diversity, PagerDuty is hosting a virtual event titled 'Women in DevOps: 2021 Priorities' on March 9, featuring discussions led by eight female leaders, including CEO Jennifer Tejada, on topics such as diversity in DevOps, remote education, and strategies for increasing female representation. The event aims to inspire change by highlighting the achievements of women, exploring challenges they face in entering and thriving in DevOps, and discussing the future role of women in this sector. Through initiatives like its Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity report, PagerDuty emphasizes transparency and sets a vision for a more inclusive future, encouraging a global conversation on diversity, equality, and the vital contributions of women in technology.