As I read more and more about 2014 being the era of "the personal
cloud," I can't help think that it, like BYOD, is really nothing new.
Employees have used personal cloud services in a work capacity f...
Businesses these days use lots and lots of software programs. All of
those programs need to be licensed, managed, and retired in accordance
with different vendor guidelines. How can you corral those t...
The Knowledge Base is kept current with frequent edits and additions.
You can stay up-to-date on the latest by reviewing the weekly KB digest.
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Boy, have we got a flush of workflow information for you this week!
Workflow can encompass so many different aspects of your business and
the functions of your ServiceNow instance, and we made sure we...
Last week, I highlighted an in-depth tutorial of our Software Asset
Management application. This week, I am going to share a similar video
that demonstrates the Asset Management application.<P></P><P>If
you lik</P>...
Words are a funny thing. The words we use, and how we structure and say
them, are the foundations of how we put forward our thoughts, opinions,
and motivations for others. And of course how all of the...
ServiceNow has a variety of government customers, including federal
agencies, state governments, local governments, tribal organizations,
and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs)...
Over the past few months, I've shared many videos that introduce various
ServiceNow applications. However, if you are are looking for a video
with more detailed information about application functiona...
So what did YOU do after Knowledge14?Many if not most of us on the
ServiceNow Knowledge14 team took much-needed breaks. My wife and I went
on our first "laptop-free" vacation in more than three years,...
Last week, I posted a video explaining how to troubleshoot import sets
where data is truncated in a string field.When using import sets, admins
may also encounter empty fields where dates should have ...
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Sometimes importing and exporting data, records, and other necessities,
can feel like a cargo ship stuck in customs. Maybe an import is taking
longer than expected or when it does complete, some of th...
When my Dutch friend Viktor recently visited California he did what all
in-the-know travelers do these days: rented a stranger's house on
Airbnb, a stranger's car on Getaround, and a stranger as a tou...
I think I'm an ITSM (IT service management) sort of guy so I find it
strange when I feel compelled to write something about other corporate
service providers. I know I've done it before, with HR in pa...
Since we launched our Points, Levels, and Badges program three weeks ago
(April 23rd), the community has been buzzing--with members earning
points for a wide range of activities and badges for explori...
When configuring email or troubleshooting email notifications, the Mail
Properties page is the place to start. This special page lists all email
properties and offers diagnostics and troubleshooting h...
Implementation Critical Success Factors — TechnologyI have my past blog
I have written about the various resources that are critical to an
implementation (customer and vendor) and detailed out the var...
If you were at Knowledge14 and want to revisit the content or catch
content you missed, or if you weren't lucky enough to get to Knowledge
this year and want to know more, then the following collectio...
The Knowledge Base is kept current with frequent edits and additions.
You can stay up-to-date on the latest by reviewing the weekly KB digest.
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Cloning your instance comes in handy for a variety of reasons, whether
it's for testing, development, or backing up information. Did you know
you have the power to clone your own instance? Well, you d...