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09-12-2024 11:59 PM - edited 09-13-2024 12:12 AM
What is expected from ServiceNow Architect, CTA, CMA wrt the huge list of ServiceNow products/features/capabilities?
As per ServiceNow, CMAs are trusted technical advisor, but for which Products??
CTAs give architectural blueprints, proposing solutions etc, but for which products??
Will CTA/CMA do the above activities for ANY of the 200+ ServiceNow products?
Will there be CTA/CMA separately for ITSM, ITAM, HRSD etc? No right? Then what is CTA and CMA for?
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09-19-2024 04:37 AM
Hi @Suggy
Let me try to answer my view here. SN is very wide and now a days it is not possible for anyone or everyone to know about all products. CTA provide overall solution about platform betterment / enhancement and implementation and improvement. It is not necessary he./ she know the induvial product in depth and it depends on person experience as well and capabilities.
So again, will the CTA/CMA is expected to have "overall knowledge of the products, their purpose and benefits" of the 100s of products/platform capabilities that I mentioned in my post?
So to answer this question, No, a bit and piece is required and with time and implementation everyone learn. I have seen few in my connection who are CTA and don't know many products.
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09-19-2024 04:59 AM
Definitely not all the capabilities/features mentioned in your post 🙂. I haven't come across anyone so far who said they know the purpose and benefits of all the items that you have listed in this post.
Given the way how the platform has evolved all these years, it's difficult to master all the capabilities/features. I don't think anyone is even expecting us to do that. Becoming CTA/CMA doesn't mean it's end of our learning. All we need to do is that be open and ready to learn and grow. Depending on the business requirements on hand, CTAs will leverage their existing knowledge or explore and learn other available products/capabilities in ServiceNow which they haven't used previously. Then they'll take an informed decision of whether to utilize an existing product/capability or proceed with a business smart customization to extend the current platform capabilities without creating too much technical debt.
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Kamal S
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09-15-2024 09:08 AM
Anyone 🙂
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09-15-2024 09:57 AM - edited 09-16-2024 08:06 PM
CTA are responsible for providing solutions as per their organization process as per platform rather than focusing on individual products
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09-16-2024 12:36 AM
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09-16-2024 07:32 PM
Simplified answer would be, CTAs are responsible for finalizing the overall solution and architecture of the platform. Then to implement that solution/product, implementation specialists comes into picture.
CTAs focus is more on the overall platform level rather than individual products. They'll have a clear understanding of how each products are related and how they can be utilized to address client's needs.
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