Hi @soniya patil,
There are a few steps you can take:
1. Understand Incident Management Concepts:
- Incident Management Process: Understand the lifecycle of an incident from creation to resolution.
- Roles: Learn about the different roles involved, such as Incident Manager, Assignee, etc.
2. Use ServiceNow Documentation:
- ServiceNow provides extensive documentation and a knowledge base that covers all aspects of the platform, including Incident Management.
3. Take Online Courses:
- There are many online platforms offering courses on ServiceNow Incident Management, such as Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and Coursera.
4. Hands-On Practice:
- ServiceNow offers a Developer Instance where you can practice and experiment with different features and configurations.
- Work on creating, updating, and resolving incidents in the instance to understand the workflow and functionalities.
5. Explore ServiceNow Community:
- The ServiceNow Community is a great place to ask questions, share knowledge, and learn from other ServiceNow users and experts.
6. Certification:
- Consider obtaining a ServiceNow certification, such as the ServiceNow Certified System Administrator, which covers Incident Management.
7. Attend Workshops and Webinars:
- Look for workshops, webinars, or meetups on ServiceNow. These can provide insights and knowledge from experienced ServiceNow professionals.
8. Use Case Scenarios:
- Practice with real-world scenarios. Create incidents based on different situations and try to resolve them using the ServiceNow platform.
9. Explore Advanced Features:
- Once you are comfortable with the basics, explore advanced features like automation, integration with other tools, and customization of the incident management process.
Also, I would recommend using Now Create, which contains multiple documentation of various products from a business process perspective till implementation and architecture.
https://nowlearning.servicenow.com/nowcreate?id=nc_asset&asset_id=93d584dd932361903cc0322d6cba1083
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Kind regards,
Marcos Kassak
Solution Consultant 🎯
