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Garrick
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

find_real_file.pngWell due time for a nightcap recap.  The August Ohio Local User Group Meeting was a great success thanks largely to everyone's support and participation.  Thanks go out to  Maryville Technologies for their sponsorship and support of our event.  Also, a large thank you to OhioHealth's Dublin Methodist Hospital for providing great facilities and hosting for the day; and appreciation to Service-Now.com for bringing some of their team out to present on upcoming events and provide technical expertise and guidance.  The largest token of appreciation goes out to everyone who was able to attend, devote time from their busy schedules, and make this day valuable and successful.  


The day kicked off with a few general announcements and introductions around the room.  We had over 45 attendees representing over 20 different organizations. We've now settled on a format to hold OLUG meetings once a quarter, taking a break for the annual Service-Now.com Knowledge Conference.  We'll be looking to hold the next meeting after the holidays and a bit into the New Year, location to be determined (but it will be again in the Central Ohio area).  Please look to the community site for an announcement on that once we get some more details pinned down.

Service-Now provided an update on their fiscal year end and some new upcoming features in the next release. Tony Moldovan from the John Maneely Company shared their work on time and resource tracking.  A few people have requested a copy of Tony's presentation. If it becomes available, I'll attach a copy to this post.  

Maryville was kind enough to sponsor lunch and give an overview of their experience working with Service-Now, their expertise in the industry, and insight into the changes they've seen by working with a broad range of clients and engagements. I provided an overview of how we're using project management to manage and triage our business unit projects at OhioHealth and was followed by Barry Brooks of Service-Now who was able to show off some of the new capabilities of Project Management and what's coming down the pike in this area. It was best summed by the line "we listened to what Project Managers wanted in an application and built that."


Barry also previewed IT Cost Management and the flexibility and capability here. We wrapped the afternoon with open discussion and Q&A for the day's presenters and Service-Now.com resources. Also a word of congratulations goes out to the trivia winners of the door prizes. As becoming tradition, the networking and conversation continued at Matt the Millers.


Until next time,


Garrick


 



1 Comment
kevinbkern
Kilo Contributor

Garrick, we have seen some very nice demo's. Anyone willing to share code? Say exchange one process for another? Example.
One company has developed problem mangement but not change and the other company has done the opposite. Would they be willing to trade code for the processes?