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Learning APM and IRC in an expedited fashion

entcenginee
Tera Contributor

4 weeks ago

How can I learn the below 2 modules at my earliest? 
 
1. Application Portfolio Management (APM)
2. Integrated Risk Management
 
We have project starting in APM in a few days and I need to get up to speed ASAP. 
 
I have almost a decade of experience working in ITSM and then ITAM as well. I have had a touch and go relationship with CMDB throughout my tenure. 
 
Would I have to learn Service Mapping too? 
 
I found the below course for APM Implementer → Learning Course - ServiceNow University || 
 
 
On NOW Create , I found 3 file for Service Mapping
1. Workshop presentation
2. Process guide
3. Starter stories
 
What else is good on NOW Create for APM? 
 
I found a grand total of 5 docs for Enterprise Architecture but not for APM.
Is EA the new name of APM?
 
Any help would be highly appreciated 
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yogesh41
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

3 weeks ago

Hi

There are tons of content to get start with Enterprise Architecture, understanding concepts, starter kit and advance topics as well. I am sharing few links below 

 

Enterprise Architecture (formerly Application Port... - ServiceNow Community

What is a Business Application? - ServiceNow Community

Introducing ServiceNow Enterprise Architecture | SPM Academy

Technology Portfolio Management - Getting Started... - ServiceNow Community

 

Yogesh 

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Mathew Hillyard
Mega Sage

3 weeks ago

Hi @entcenginee 

APM is now called Enterprise Architecture. There are SN University training courses on this that will give you a good start but it won't make you an expert - only experience of developing for customers will.

 

IRM is a huge suite of applications - you are best to look at GRC Fundamentals on SN University first but be warned - you need some industry experience or you will quickly be lost. If you have a good grasp of a typical risk management process and the lifecycle of Controls and Audits then that will be a start, but there are SMEs with years of experience who specialise in one area of IRM because it is quite a complex suite.

 

Best of luck!
Mat

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