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EHR Outage Costs

Rethinking OutagesIt has been a few months since my last blog post on the Servicenow community page. I thought I would share a few thoughts around EHR outage costs in Healthcare. EHR outages have a di...

SLAs for Mapped Business Services

We can all agree that bad service availability is equal to bad service quality and bad quality leads to angry customers and loss of revenue. On the other hand, good service quality gives us happy cust...

Powershell Orchestration Tips & Tricks

Orchestration is becoming one of the most popular applications to use for automating processes, especially outside of the ServiceNow instance. You can use Orchestration activities to Update Active Dir...

High CPU Usage on Host with MID Server(s)

OverviewCPU usage on the host that the MID Server(s) is installed on can be affected by a number of factors including:Other processes running on the hostType of probes running on MID ServerNumber of M...

Business reasons to commit to CMDB

Business reasons to commit to a CMDBAs you prepare next year's budget or review this year's budget don't make the mistake of introducing more tools without thinking through your people, processes, and...

A beginner's guide to discovering SNMP devices

An SNMP device is a device that is managed using the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). This includes routers, switches, printers, PDUs, UPSs, Netware servers, load balancers and various other...

Importance of Credential Management

Part IThis will be a multi part series, first starting with a general understanding of privileged access account security in ServiceNow, with a follow up post on implementation specifics on an externa...

Become Awesome with Event Rules

In my last blog, I described how you could use Event Rules to create meaningful alerts, while also introducing flexibility to cater for some variations. The example in the blog was fairly simple, so i...