In today's digitally dynamic environment, ensuring that services are always available and reliable is crucial, especially for high-traffic applications. One of our key customers, a leading app in the ...
Have you wondered how you can staff the right number of agents to meet your expected demand to resolve tasks over time? SUMMARY In the Workforce Optimization for ITSM application, using historical dat...
Empower your teams to grow their ServiceNow skills in tandem with the pace of digital transformation Digital Transformation is a fundamental shift in IT infrastructure, customer experience, and busine...
With modern digital organizations transitioning to DevOps concepts for faster and higher volumes of change, creating a concept of modern change enablement is a new challenge for many teams. This issue...
5 mins read. Digital Transformation and the Crucial Role of Service Reliability With the world moving towards digital transformation at an accelerated rate especially post the COVID pandemic, the need...
Many organizations use SLAs to measure process performance in ServiceNow, there are even out-of-the-box SLAs in the platform that are active by default. However, in most cases metrics are a more appro...
After years of working with IT teams, I’ve seen change management become both a catalyst and a constraint. When done right, it builds trust and speed. When done poorly, it creates fear and bottlenecks...
I’ve seen organizations buy ServiceNow thinking it will automatically fix their IT processes. It never does. The platform is powerful — but it’s still just a tool. If the process behind it is unclear,...
In every organization I’ve worked with, the handoff from Incident to Problem management is where real maturity shows. Most teams log problems reactively — after a pattern becomes impossible to ignore....
Over the years, I’ve seen many ServiceNow teams blur the line between incident tasks and parent/child incidents — using them interchangeably and creating confusion in the process. The truth is, they s...
Making the Service Catalog the Easy Button for EmployeesRolling out a Service Catalog in ServiceNow is often celebrated as a milestone. But the real test isn’t the launch—it’s whether employees actual...
If you’ve ever been part of a large ServiceNow implementation, you probably know the feeling —the Friday-night panic before a production move, a handful of hotfixes sneaking in at the last minute, and...
Guided Tours in ServiceNow are a powerful way to onboard users, train staff, and introduce new features—all without leaving the platform. They provide step-by-step walkthroughs directly within the UI,...
One of the interesting challenges that often comes up during ServiceNow implementations is how to track Approval SLAs — especially when you have multiple levels of approvals (User, Line Manager, Group...
In many organizations, the standard ServiceNow approval model works well — an approver reviews a request and either approves or rejects it.But in real-world scenarios, especially for service requests ...
One of the most overlooked aspects of Incident Management is how efficiently tickets get routed to the right support team. It sounds simple — assign to the correct group — but when you’re running a mu...
When dealing with your Service Catalog, consolidation is more often than not the goal for simplicity. The thinking goes, the fewer items your end users have to choose from the better the user experien...
ServiceNow provides the following Recommended Actions out-of-the-box (OOB) for ITSM, particularly for modules like Incident, Problem, and Change. Recommended Action Plugin Capability AI Search Recomme...
Major Incident Management (MIM) is a critical process in ITSM, designed to handle high-impact incidents that disrupt essential services. ServiceNow enhances this process with Playbooks—a powerful feat...
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